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Spree killer Joanne Dennehy 'had sadistic lust for blood' Spree killer Joanne Dennehy 'had sadistic lust for blood'
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"Cruel, calculating, malicious and manipulative" triple killer Joanne Dennehy has been given a whole-life prison sentence. "Cruel, calculating, and manipulative" triple killer Joanne Dennehy has been given a whole-life prison sentence.
Dennehy, 31, of Orton Goldhay in Peterborough, admits murdering Lukasz Slaboszewski, 31, Kevin Lee, 48, and John Chapman, 56, in March last year. Dennehy, of Orton Goldhay in Peterborough, murdered Lukasz Slaboszewski, 31, Kevin Lee, 48, and John Chapman, 56, in March last year.
At the Old Bailey, Mr Justice Spencer called Dennehy, who has been diagnosed a psychopath, "a pathological liar".At the Old Bailey, Mr Justice Spencer called Dennehy, who has been diagnosed a psychopath, "a pathological liar".
She also admitted the attempted murders of two other men in Hereford. One of her accomplices, Gary Stretch, 47, has been jailed for life and will serve a minimum of 19 years.
Dennehy had also admitted the attempted murders of two other men in Hereford.
Mr Justice Spencer told her: "The death and destruction for which you are responsible, has caused untold distress to the families of the men you murdered and to the men you attacked."Mr Justice Spencer told her: "The death and destruction for which you are responsible, has caused untold distress to the families of the men you murdered and to the men you attacked."
As she was sentenced, Dennehy showed no emotion and stood in the dock with her eyes closed. As she was sentenced, Dennehy, who had been laughing during the earlier part of the hearing, showed no emotion and stood in the dock with her eyes closed.
"You have shown no genuine remorse; quite the reverse," Mr Justice Spencer said. "You have written to me saying you feel no remorse for the murders.""You have shown no genuine remorse; quite the reverse," Mr Justice Spencer said. "You have written to me saying you feel no remorse for the murders."
Her accomplices Gary Stretch, 47, and Leslie Layton, 37, were convicted of a number of charges of helping her, after a trial at Cambridge Crown Court earlier this month. Stretch received his life term for the attempted murders of Robin Bereza and John Rogers in Hereford.
Mr Justice Spencer is due to sentence the pair - and a third man, Robert Moore, of Belvoir Way, Peterborough, who previously admitted assisting Dennehy. He and Dennehy's other accomplice, Leslie Layton, 37, were convicted of a number of charges of helping her, after a trial at Cambridge Crown Court earlier this month.
Layton was jailed for a total of 14 years for preventing lawful and decent burial and perverting the course of justice.
A third man, Robert Moore, of Belvoir Way, Peterborough, was jailed for three years for assisting Dennehy.