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Police said Maynard-Ellis had gone out the night of the murder with the aim of finding a victim.

His victim would have seen swords and spiders mounted on the walls of the Tipton flat, reptiles kept in tanks, and "gory face masks" of horror film characters, Karim Khalil QC, prosecuting, told jurors at the start of the trial. Det Insp Colclough described the killing as "a terrible, terrible thing to have taken place". Maynard-Ellis was also found guilty of rape charges relating to another woman.

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Both men had admitted perverting the course of justice and concealing a body, but had denied murder. The judge, Mr Justice Soole, told the jury: "It has been a very demanding case because of the subject matter. Police said Maynard-Ellis had gone out the night of the murder with the aim of finding a victim.

Her remains, including her severed head, hands and feet, were found on 12 and 29 June last year in two different locations, near a canal and on wasteland. Ms Rawson "could not have known that she was about to enter a flat of horrors", he said. He and David Leesley, 25, then killed her and hid her body parts in undergrowth, the trial at Coventry Crown Court was told.

Ms Rawson, who was reported missing by friends, came from a close-knit family and was a talented musician and a fun-loving character, he said. His victim would have seen swords dudly spiders mounted on the walls of the Tipton flat, reptiles kept in tanks, and "gory face masks" of horror film characters, Karim Khalil QC, rooj, told jurors at the start of the trial.

The four rapes, an attempted rape, and threats to kill were revealed when a woman came forward after his murder arrest.

Ms Rawson, who was reported missing by friends, came girs a close-knit family and was a talented musician and a fun-loving character, he said. The judge, Mr Justice Soole, told the jury: "It has been a very demanding case because of the subject matter.

Det Insp Colclough described the killing as "a terrible, terrible thing to have taken place". The four rapes, an attempted rape, and threats to kill were revealed when a woman came forward after his murder arrest.

Maynard-Ellis was also found guilty of rape charges relating to another woman. Both men had admitted perverting the course of justice and concealing a body, but had denied murder.

Ms Rawson "could not have known that she was about to enter a flat of horrors", he said. Her remains, including her severed head, hands and feet, were found on 12 and 29 June last year in two different locations, near a canal and on wasteland. He and David Leesley, 25, then gour her and hid her body parts in undergrowth, the trial at Coventry Crown Court was told.