Gruesome details emerge as man jailed for brutal murder of girlfriend in England

Authorities were contacted by concerned family members after Dean Lowe began sending them "disturbing" messages on social media. Photo / Devon & Cornwall Police

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Dean Lowe, 33, has been found guilty of the brutal murder of his 32-year-old girlfrind, Kirby Noden, in England in January 2017.

According to a report by Sky News, he was found guilty of murdering her, dismembering her body and admitting to police he made a necklace out of her teeth.

Despite all this, he spent months following the murder telling family and friends Noden had left him for another man.

It was in May 2017 that authorities were contacted by concerned family members after Lowe began sending them "disturbing" messages on social media.

He reportedly began talking about a body on the floor which he had cut up and put into bins, police reports.

"Either I'm getting set up or I've murdered Kirby. I had a blackout, hazy memory and woke up with a body on the floor. I am scared so I just got rid," he reportedly wrote to a cousin, according to Sky News.

"I put the body in the bins down the road. I remember the bin men finding all the meat and didn't know what it was. The carpet was lifted because of the body matter."

Investigators then searched his home and found blood on the walls, a metal pole and rock (used in the murder) and stains on the mattress he continued to sleep on following the brutal murder.

"Miss Noden's family have been put through a living hell with Lowe not disclosing where he disposed of Kirby's body, and denying all knowledge in court. Lowe added to their upset by insisting that Kirby was still alive," Detective Inspector Ian Ringrose said in a statement.

"We hope today's verdict gives them some comfort in the conclusion of the case and our thoughts and sympathies are with them."

During sentencing, the judge said the man showed the "opposite of remorse".

"You must have eaten, slept, watched TV and taken your drugs next to [Noden's corpse] for several days, with two bull terriers in the same room," Justice May said.

"Dean Lowe has taken away from us something totally precious, and although we welcome this verdict and sentence, it will never replace our loss," Noden's family said in a statement.