‘Grindr serial killer’ Stephen Port found guilty of murdering four men
Stephen Port has been found guilty of murdering a fourth man after an earlier verdict found him guilty of murdering three others.
41-year-old Stephen Port, of Barking, east London, was found guilty today of the murder of Anthony Walgate.
Earlier today he was found guilty of the murders of Gabriel Kovari, Daniel Whitworth, and Jack Taylor.
The men were poisoned with lethal doses of the date-rape drug GHB.
Port was also earlier today found guilty of three sexual assaults and seven offences of administering a substance with intent.
The court had heard that he used GHB to poison the men to have sex with them while they were unconscious.
He had pleaded not guilty to 29 charges which include murder, rape, sexual assault and drugging.
The court previously saw details of his accounts on gay networking, escort, and hook-up sites.
In total, 18 different accounts across 12 separate apps and websites had been linked to Port.
The court previously heard that GHB bottles and even a suicide note were found planted on men’s bodies.
His trial began in October at the Old Bailey.
