David Fuller appears at Maidstone Crown Court for sentencing

The transcript discusses the recognition of a serious offender by a judge, highlighting the gravity of the crimes committed 34 years ago. It emphasizes the enduring impact on the victim's family and the broader community, describing the offender as a monstrous figure. The judge's characterization of the offender as a 'vulture' underscores the contempt felt towards him. The transcript concludes with satisfaction over the offender's life sentence, ensuring he will never be released.

In what ways does the speaker suggest that the impact of the offending extends beyond the immediate victims?

What is the significance of the statement that the offender will never see the light of day again?