A head chef for P&O Ferries died of a heart attack after he was 'mummified' in clingfilm and plastic sheeting during a sex game with 'two men he met online', a court heard. Alun Williams, 47, was unable to regulate his body temperature after being wrapped in clingfilm and plastic and suffered dehydration which eventually led to a heart attack, a jury at Canterbury Crown Court was told today. The chef, who lived with his girlfriend in Shepherdswell, Kent, had an interest in bondage and mummification and would meet men online for sex, the trial heard. Richard Bowler, 35, (left) and David Connor, 23, both from Canterbury, Kent, (pictured outside court today) are charged with unlawfully killing Alun Williams, who was wrapped in plastic and clingfilm at a flat in Dover
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Alun Williams, 47, found dead at Kent flat 'after being wrapped in clingfilm'
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Richard Bowler and David Connor charged with unlawfully killing P&O chef
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Court heard Mr Williams died from a heart attack after being 'mummified'
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His death occurred following a 'sex game between the men', court heard
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Pair both deny charges and the trial is expected to last until December 22
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