A maths graduate who murdered his father before dismembering him and placing his body parts in plastic storage boxes to use as a television stand was jailed for life today. Nathan Robinson, 27, was told he would serve a minimum of 30 years for killing his 48-year-old father William Spiller at the flat they shared in Bournemouth, Dorset in May 2013. Robinson had carefully cut up his father's corpse with a Stanley knife, a hacksaw and a saw,before placing the parts in boxes in the victim's bedroom with a television placed on top. His head was was placed in a box and put in a filing cabinet.
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Nathan Robinson, 27, to serve minimum of 30 years for killing his father
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He cut up 48-year-old William Spiller's body and put parts in plastic boxes
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Bod parts were discovered at their Bournemouth flat a month later
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University of Aberystwyth graduate stole father's phone and money
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He then travelled to Glasgow, Birmingham and Bristol to visit friends
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Robinson had denied murder but admitted manslaughter
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Last month it took a jury just 90 minutes to find him guilty of murder
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