Penis in drawer murderer gets 18 years
The court heard how Mr Pryce had told two friends from school he planned to make use of "the pleasure of the penis".
He also said he wanted to marry a girl aged under eight so his parents would be able to help support him "when he gets old".
"I love it - a bit like riding a horse," he told another friend.
Image caption The court heard Mr Pryce had confessed to stabbing three women to death
Mr Pryce was also found to have given money to a girl from his first marriage to spend on alcohol for her wedding.
The court heard Mr Pryce bought a house in Stornoway, near Newcastle, to live in and was concerned he was spending time with girls.
Mr Pryce and his wife bought a $20,000 Lamborghini Gallardo with the intention of visiting Barcelona, Spain in October last year but he failed to appear, the court heard.
His girlfriend found her phone messages from the former lover and his new friend.
"They're calling me - do you know how I am feeling? My cock's stuck in your hand," Mr Pryce wrote to her two days after they met.
"I don't know if I have ever done this before - and you thought your mother loved me or something like that - but this is how it is for me. God made me a man for a reason. I'm not in this for myself - I'm not making any excuses. I was made for this - I am not going to change but I need to go for help."
Mr Pryce, whose criminal record included manslaughter, rape and indecent assault, is due to appear at Newcastle Crown Court on 16 April.
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French President Francois Hollande called for a "great and strong Europe." "In the name of a great nation, France will stand resolute," Hollande said.
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The police operation was the latest in a series of raids nationwide and in a number of smaller incidents around France this week. In the southern village of Arlonne, there was a massive police presence in shops and home to some 40,000 people.
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