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A 60-year-old man has been found guilty of murdering a Peterborough woman more than 30 years ago.A 60-year-old man has been found guilty of murdering a Peterborough woman more than 30 years ago.
Former soldier Paul Taylor, of Fareham, Hampshire, was charged with the murder of Sally McGrath, 22, after a cold case review which started in 2009.Former soldier Paul Taylor, of Fareham, Hampshire, was charged with the murder of Sally McGrath, 22, after a cold case review which started in 2009.
Her body was found in a shallow grave in woodland at Castor Hanglands, Cambridgeshire, in March 1980.Her body was found in a shallow grave in woodland at Castor Hanglands, Cambridgeshire, in March 1980.
Taylor was also convicted of sex attacks, including rape, on other three women in the months before the murder.
Miss McGrath was last seen alive on 11 July 1979 at a Peterborough hotel with Taylor, Chelmsford Crown Court heard.Miss McGrath was last seen alive on 11 July 1979 at a Peterborough hotel with Taylor, Chelmsford Crown Court heard.
Taylor was also found guilty of three counts of rape, one attempted rape and a serious sexual assault, which were all committed in the months leading up to Miss McGrath's murder. The jury found Taylor guilty of murder following 23 hours of deliberation.
He was also found guilty of three counts of rape, one attempted rape and a serious sexual assault, which were all committed in the months leading up to Miss McGrath's murder.
The offences related to three different women.The offences related to three different women.