Police are reviewing the deaths of four people who lived at a homeless shelter in Cornwall at the same time as triple killer James Desborough. The shelter, Sandy Lodge in Newquay, is where Desborough met two of his victims, Claudio Aquilino and Daniel Coleman, whom he murdered. Det Supt Rachael Bentley said officers are looking at the unexpected deaths of two men and two women at the shelter, but do not believe there is a link to Desborough at this time.
Four deaths at homeless shelter under review
UKPulse News DeskPolice are reviewing the deaths of four people who lived at a homeless shelter in Cornwall at the same time as triple killer James Desborough.
- Four people died at Sandy Lodge homeless shelter in Cornwall between December 2024 and April 2025.
- James Desborough, a 40-year-old triple killer, had stayed at the shelter.
- Police are investigating the deaths, but do not believe there is a link to Desborough at this time.