Double murderer given extra 22 years for historical sexual assaults

A former Royal Navy petty officer who is serving a life sentence for two murders has been jailed for a further 22 years for sexually assaulting three young naval recruits and a 14-year-old boy in the 1990s.

Double murderer given extra 22 years for historical sexual assaults

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