Police in Cornwall are reviewing the deaths of additional people who lived at a homeless shelter where convicted serial killer James Desborough was staying, according to multiple reports. The Evening Standard and Sky News say officers are examining cases involving people who shared accommodation with Desborough at the shelter. The reports also note that Desborough, 40, is due to be sentenced after his conviction for murders carried out last year in Cornwall. He has been sentenced to be sentenced for the deaths of Claudio Aquilino, 57, and Daniel Coleman, 43, as reported by the Evening Standard. Sky News adds that the police review covers four more deaths, indicating an expansion of scrutiny beyond the two named victims. The outlets describe the review as an active police investigation into whether any of the additional deaths are connected to Desborough, while not stating outcomes or confirmed links. The reports focus on the timeline of the sentencing and the fact that police are looking again at other deaths connected to the same shelter setting.