Evil boyfriend who beat lover to death and wore necklace from her teeth moans about having to eat with other murderers
AN evil boyfriend who beat his lover to death and wore a necklace made from her teeth has moaned about eating with fellow murderers in prison.
Dean Lowe, 33, killed Kirby Noden, 32, at their flat in Marazion, Cornwall in January 2017.
Lowe was jailed for 28 years in 2018 for the drug-crazed murder.
In a twisted poem penned behind bars, Lowe, 35, has moaned about the prisoners he is locked up with.
The evil killer also complains the “world is against him” in a rant that appears inside lags’ newspaper Inside Time.
Writing from his cell in HMP Long Lartin, Worcester, Lowe said: “They say I’m a killer….give them one day in my shoes, they couldn’t cope.
“They couldn’t understand the way I feel…Standing with mass murderers waiting to collect my meal.
SICK POEM
“They want me to be good and change my way….How can I, around these people and the games they play?
“It’s like the world of against me and nothing feels real.”
It took four months for anyone to realise something had happened to Miss Noden.
Lowe had been living in the flat with her blood all around him covering the floor, mattress and walls.
It was not until Lowe sent messages to his family saying he found a body in their flat and that he cut it up and put it down the toilet.
After his ‘confession’ the family contacted police who questioned Lowe at the property, Lowe admitted killing her.
FAMILY’S GRIEF
Lowe’s bizarre poem – titled ‘Caged In A Box’ – is likely to devastate Kirby’s already heartbroken family.
After he was sentenced, Kirby’s mother Anita said: “As far as I’m concerned he should have swung from the end of a rope, but then that would be too easy, not like how he made it for our girl.
“I hate him with a passion. We’re all absolutely devastated. She was so loved by her family and her friends.”
After police arrested Lowe they discovered he had made a necklace out of her teeth.
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During a three-week trial he made the ordeal for her family even more traumatising by bizarrely claiming she wasn’t dead at all. Instead, he claimed, she was living in South Africa and working as a missionary.
He was slammed by a judge Justice May who called it a “pitiless attack on someone who loved you devotedly”.
She added: “You never expressed regret.”