Serial sex offender and murderer Donald Robertson - who killed Shani Warren in 1987 - was sentenced to life in prison today (Thursday)
A serial sex offender has been sentenced to life in prison for killing a 26-year-old woman who was found dead at Taplow Lake 35 years ago.
Shani Warren was described as 'kind-hearted, fun and ambitious' by her brother Stephen
The brother of Shani Warren has released a tribute to his 'kind-hearted, fun and ambitious' sister after a man was found guilty of her 1987 murder today (Tuesday).
A serial sex offender has been found guilty of the murder of Shani Warren in 1987, as well as her indecent assault and false imprisonment.
Shani Warren was found dead in Taplow Lake in April 1987
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