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Fan of TV show Dexter killed and dismembered two men in Cornish woodland, jury hears

A chilling case unfolds as James Desborough, a fan of the TV show Dexter, is accused of murdering and dismembering two men in Cornwall. Investigators discovered burned bone fragments and notes at his cabin, blurring the lines between fictio...

The Guardian· Jun 24, 2026 · 9:40 PM · 141 views

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A chilling case unfolds as James Desborough, a fan of the TV show Dexter, is accused of murdering and dismembering two men in Cornwall. Investigators discovered burned bone fragments and notes at his cabin, blurring the lines between fiction and reality. The trial reveals disturbing details that echo the TV show's dark themes. #TrueCrime #Dexter #Cornwall #CrimeNews #MurderMystery

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