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Paul Taylor murder: Carlisle man Jack Crawley found guilty

A man who attacked an army veteran he had met for sex and bludgeoned him with a hammer has been found guilty of murder.

Paul Taylor, 57, from Annan in Scotland, went missing last October, with his remains found in a shallow grave in woodland near Carlisle, Cumbria, in May.

Jack Crawley, 20, of Carlisle, was found guilty of attacking his victim and trying to burn his body following a trial at the city’s crown court.

He will be sentenced on Wednesday.


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