Mass murderer accomplices found guilty
Two accomplices who aided mass-murderer Joanna Dennehy have been convicted of all offences relating to her attacks in March last year.
The victims of 'ditch murderer' Joanna Dennehy
Joanna Dennehy previously admitted the murders of three victims in and around Peterborough over a 10-day period last year.
The bodies of Kevin Lee, 48, Lukasz Slaboszewski, 31, and John Chapman, 56, were all discovered in ditches.
Dennehy also admitted the attempted murder of two dog walkers, John Rogers and Mr Bereza, as well as preventing the lawful and decent burial of her murder victims.
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Father of mass murderer's kids says she deserves death
The long-term partner of Joanne Dennehy, who murdered three men, has spoken of her manipulative streak and occasional violent outbursts.
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Woman behind Peterborough murders 'killed for fun'
Joanna Dennehy obtained sexual excitement from inflicting pain, a psychiatrist concluded, after she pleaded guilty to three murders.