A former taxi driver believed to have sexually assaulted more than 100 women and already in prison for a dozen attacks received a life sentence Tuesday after pleading guilty to attacking four more women.
John Worboys, who has been dubbed the "black cab rapist," was serving a prison term for a 2009 conviction involving 12 women when the additional four came forward last year with detailed accusations against him.
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According to information presented at his sentencing hearing in London, Worboys admitted to a psychologist that he had plied 90 women with alcohol and drugged a quarter of them after being inspired by pornography.
The 62-year-old told psychiatrists he had fantasised about the crimes since 1986 and was motivated by hostility toward women, a prosecutor said. His case caused a furor last year when a UK Parole Board said Worboys should be released from prison.