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Ladybbird · 28-10-24, 08:01

Body in Woods Killer Jailed For at Least 37 Years - Hammer Attack Murderer Given LIFE

A security guard who murdered an army veteran and tried to kill a man he met on the dating app Grindr was jailed for life with a minimum term of 37 years.

BBC 28 OCT 2024

Jack Crawley was found guilty of Paul Taylors murder following a trial. Crawley who bludgeoned an army veteran to death with a hammer has been sentenced to life in prison.

Paul Taylor, 56, from Annan, Dumfriesshire, went missing last October and his remains were found in woodland near Carlisle, Cumbria, in May.

Jack Crawley, 20, of Carlisle, was told at Carlisle Crown Court he would need to serve a minimum term of 37 years for murder, as well as the attempted murder of another man while he was on bail.

Mr Justice Goose described Crawley as a "highly dangerous young man" who inflicted "callous cruelty" on Mr Taylor.

The judge said Mr Taylor was killed in a "murder for gain", as Crawley wanted to steal his car.
Media caption,

Jack Crawley also tried to murder another man, the trial heard

He said Crawley's intention was also to kill the second man in York.

In a victim impact statement from Mr Taylor's widow, Maria, which was read to the court, she said: "Our lives and world are completely torn apart.

"We had plans to grow old together this has all been taken away from us."

Paul Taylors body was discovered in a shallow grave in Finglandrigg Wood

Crawley bludgeoned Mr Taylor to death with a hammer and tried to burn his body, the court heard.

He then buried the Cumberland Infirmary catering manager in a shallow grave in Finglandrigg Wood.

They had been in touch for some time before the killing and had previously met to have sex, the trial heard.

Crawley was also sentenced for the attempted murder of a second man he met on gay dating app Grindr, who he also attacked with a claw hammer in York while on bail for the murder of Mr Taylor.

'Rightly' Behind Bars

A jury found him guilty on Monday, after more than eight hours of deliberation.

Det Supt Ian Hussey of Cumbria Police said Crawley was "behind bars where he rightly belongs".

He said Crawley had "lied about his actions" form the outset, including "concocting" a story around self-defence."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSua9EsCZXI

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Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 50,608 Thanks: 28,767 Thanked 14,428 Times in 10,234 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	Body in Woods Killer Given LIFE For Murder of Army Vet Body in Woods Killer Jailed For at Least 37 Years - Hammer Attack Murderer Given LIFE A security guard who murdered an army veteran and tried to kill a man he met on the dating app Grindr was jailed for life with a minimum term of 37 years. BBC 28 OCT 2024 Jack Crawley was found guilty of Paul Taylors murder following a trial. Crawley who bludgeoned an army veteran to death with a hammer has been sentenced to life in prison. Paul Taylor, 56, from Annan, Dumfriesshire, went missing last October and his remains were found in woodland near Carlisle, Cumbria, in May. Jack Crawley, 20, of Carlisle, was told at Carlisle Crown Court he would need to serve a minimum term of 37 years for murder, as well as the attempted murder of another man while he was on bail. Mr Justice Goose described Crawley as a "highly dangerous young man" who inflicted "callous cruelty" on Mr Taylor. The judge said Mr Taylor was killed in a "murder for gain", as Crawley wanted to steal his car. Media caption, Jack Crawley also tried to murder another man, the trial heard He said Crawley's intention was also to kill the second man in York. In a victim impact statement from Mr Taylor's widow, Maria, which was read to the court, she said: "Our lives and world are completely torn apart. "We had plans to grow old together this has all been taken away from us." Paul Taylors body was discovered in a shallow grave in Finglandrigg Wood Crawley bludgeoned Mr Taylor to death with a hammer and tried to burn his body, the court heard. He then buried the Cumberland Infirmary catering manager in a shallow grave in Finglandrigg Wood. They had been in touch for some time before the killing and had previously met to have sex, the trial heard. Crawley was also sentenced for the attempted murder of a second man he met on gay dating app Grindr, who he also attacked with a claw hammer in York while on bail for the murder of Mr Taylor. 'Rightly' Behind Bars A jury found him guilty on Monday, after more than eight hours of deliberation. Det Supt Ian Hussey of Cumbria Police said Crawley was "behind bars where he rightly belongs". He said Crawley had "lied about his actions" form the outset, including "concocting" a story around self-defence." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSua9EsCZXI