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Georgia Williams death: 'Deviant' killer given whole-life term Georgia Williams death: 'Deviant' killer given whole-life term
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A sexual deviant who killed a teenage girl by hanging her at his parents' house must spend the rest of his life in jail. A sexual deviant who killed a teenage girl by hanging her at his parents' house has been ordered to spend the rest of his life in jail.
Jamie Reynolds, 23, had "a morbid fascination" with depictions of extreme violence against women, prosecutor David Crigman QC said. Jamie Reynolds, 23, had "a morbid fascination" with depictions of extreme violence against women and could become a serial killer, the court was warned.
Reynolds previously admitted murdering 17-year-old Georgia Williams in Wellington, Shropshire, in May. Reynolds earlier admitted murdering 17-year-old Georgia Williams in Wellington, Shropshire, in May.
A sentencing hearing in Stafford was warned he could become a serial killer. The Stafford Crown Court judge said he deserved the most severe sentence.
The prosecution had called for a whole life sentence. The judge Mr Justice Wilkie said Reynolds had "enjoyed the spectacle of Georgia's ghastly few minutes" after meticulously planning the crime.
A psychiatric assessment of Reynolds confirmed his potential to become a serial killer and found he would remain a danger to the public. He accepted a psychiatric assessment of Reynolds confirming he "had the potential to progressing to become a serial killer".
Mr Crigman said that at the time of his arrest, Reynolds had 16,800 images and 72 videos of extreme pornography on his computer. Graphic stories
Prosecutor David Crigman QC said at the time of his arrest, Reynolds had 16,800 images and 72 videos of extreme pornography on his computer.
These included images of women he knew in which ropes had been digitally added around their necks.These included images of women he knew in which ropes had been digitally added around their necks.
He had written graphic short stories, which featured a fatal assault on a woman, "followed by acts of sexual violation". He had written graphic short stories, which featured a fatal assault on a woman "followed by acts of sexual violation".
Mr Crigman described Georgia's murder as "scripted, sadistic and sexually-motivated".Mr Crigman described Georgia's murder as "scripted, sadistic and sexually-motivated".
He said Reynolds then took photographs of Georgia's body in different parts of the house. He said Reynolds then took photographs of Georgia's body in different parts of the house, including on his parents' bed.
Although Georgia knew Reynolds, "she made it clear she had no romantic interest in him" and had only agreed to go to the house to be a model for his amateur photography, Mr Crigman told Stafford Crown Court. Although Georgia knew Reynolds, "she made it clear she had no romantic interest in him".
Cinema visit She only agreed to go to the house to be a model for his amateur photography, Mr Crigman told the court.
At one point Georgia's mother, sister and father - a detective with West Mercia Police - left the court to avoid graphic descriptions of the crime. 'Sorrow and misery'
Georgia's father, Steve, later read a statement to the court about his daughter. Georgia's father Steve - a detective with West Mercia Police - read a statement to the hearing before sentence was passed.
He said: "We've been damned by evil to endure this sorrow and misery to the end of our natural lives."He said: "We've been damned by evil to endure this sorrow and misery to the end of our natural lives."
Reynolds's barrister described the murder as a "horrific crime". He said Reynolds actions were "unnecessary, tragic and selfish".Reynolds's barrister described the murder as a "horrific crime". He said Reynolds actions were "unnecessary, tragic and selfish".
The family last saw their daughter on 26 May and reported her missing two days later, after discovering she was not staying with friends as they thought. Georgia's family last saw their daughter on 26 May and reported her missing two days later, after discovering she was not staying with friends as they thought.
In court they heard that Reynolds had used Georgia's phone to answer her mother's concerned texts and to cover his tracks. In court they heard Reynolds had used Georgia's phone to answer her mother's concerned texts and to cover his tracks.
CCTV images showed he went to a cinema in Wrexham on the way to dispose of Georgia's body and showed "no external sign at all" of being "troubled", said the prosecution. CCTV images showed he went to a cinema in Wrexham on the way to dispose of the body and showed "no external sign at all" of being "troubled", said the prosecution.
Reynolds was arrested in Glasgow the day after Georgia was reported missing.Reynolds was arrested in Glasgow the day after Georgia was reported missing.
After tracking the journey Reynolds' van took on the way from Wellington to Glasgow, police found Georgia's body in woodland off the Nant-y-Garth Pass in north Wales.After tracking the journey Reynolds' van took on the way from Wellington to Glasgow, police found Georgia's body in woodland off the Nant-y-Garth Pass in north Wales.