The faces of evil we stopped in 2013 Accused Boston Marathon bombers Tamerlan Tsarnaev, 26, left, and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 19. (AP Photo/The Lowell Sun & Robin Young, File) Source: AP THESE are the faces of killers, sexual predators and other criminals who are behind bars or dead after facing justice for their heinous acts this year. MALCOLM NADEN Former abattoir worker Malcolm John Naden was jailed for life without parole for crimes including the murders of two women in 2005. Naden, 39, was jailed for at least 21 years for the murder of his cousin Lateesha Nolan, but given life for killing his neighbour Kristy Scholes. He thanked Justice Derek Price for the life sentence before he was led away by court officers in Sydney. Naden was one of Australia's most wanted men until he was captured in bushland near Gloucester, in the New South Wales Upper Hunter after nearly seven years on the run. He had pleaded guilty to the 2005 murders of Ms Scholes and Ms Nolan. He also pleaded guilty to the indecent assault of a 12-year-old girl, the attempted shooting murder of a police officer and break-and-enter offences. Malcolm John Naden, who has been jailed for life. FATHER FINIAN EGAN Father Finian Egan, an elderly Catholic priest from NSW who sexually preyed on young girls for three decades, was jailed for at least four years. His victims stood and watched in silence as he was taken away to jail for the first time. The Catholic priest sexually abused three girls between the ages of 10 and 17 while he worked in various dioceses in Sydney and the Central Coast in the 1960s, '70s and '80s. A jury found him guilty of rape and seven counts of indecent assault. His three victims faced their tormentor in court, with one telling him: "May God have mercy on your soul, because I certainly don't." The women laid bare the guilt, shame, pain and fear they have lived with since it happened. Egan's first victim described how she kept the abuse secret for 50 years after initially confiding in a nun who then flogged her, forced her to drink castor oil and made her clean up her own vomit. Convicted paedophile Father Finian Egan. KIERAN LOVERIDGE He was sentenced to four years jail for the manslaughter of Sydney teenager Thomas Kelly. Mr Kelly died when he was randomly punched by Loveridge on a night out in Kings Cross. Loveridge, 19, had pleaded guilty to manslaughter of Mr Kelly, who was king hit in the notorious Sydney party strip on July 7, 2012. Mr Kelly's life support was turned off two days later. Thomas Kelly, 18, who died after being punched in Kings Cross. Outside the court an emotional Kathy Kelly, Thomas's mother, said she was "horrified" by the outcome. [The sentence is] a joke, an absolute joke. And we're horrified," she said. This was our son, a boy that was young, honest and starting his life and he's gone. The next person could be your son. She then called upon lawmakers to toughen their stance on one-punch legislation. The New South Wales Government confirmed it would introduce so-called "one-punch" laws to cover situations where an unlawful assault causes death. Kieran Loveridge being led away from court after being found guilty over the manslaughter of Thomas Kelly. SIMON GITTANY For more than two years, Simon Gittany portrayed himself as a loving, calm and supportive fiance. But his meticulous efforts to "play a role" came crashing down when he was found guilty of murdering his fiancee, Lisa Cecilia Harnum, by throwing her off their high-rise apartment balcony in Sydney's CBD while in a fit of uncontrollable rage. The Order of Service for Lisa Harnum's funeral. In a damning judgment that took nearly five hours to read, Justice Lucy McCallum found Gittany lied with "telling ease" in the witness stand, distorted the truth to denigrate the woman he murdered and fabricated a story that just about fit in with the evidence. On his first full day as a convicted murderer, Simon Gittany woke in a four by three metre cell on suicide watch in a protection wing. He was let out of his cell around 8am for exercise in an area with other inmates placed on protection because of the nature of their crime, or in Gittany's case, his notoriety, which could make him vulnerable to physical attack by a prisoner wanting to "make a name" for himself. Convicted murderer Simon Gittany and current girlfriend Rachelle Louise. ARIEL CASTRO Divorced father, musician and former school bus driver Ariel Castro, 53, was sentenced to life plus more than 1,000 years after pleading guilty to 937 counts including the kidnapping and rape of three women. Castro kidnapped Gina DeJesus, 23, Michelle Knight, 32, and Amanda Berry, 27, separately from Cleveland streets between 2002 and 2004, when they were 14, 16 and 20 years old respectively. Amanda Berry, left, and Georgina "Gina" DeJesus who were abducted. While keeping the women captive in his home he joined community efforts to find them and even comforted their families. After they escaped, Michelle Knight waits to address the court during the trial of Ariel Castro. All three women survived on a scarce diet of fast food and were kept in filthy, darkened and locked rooms with boarded-up windows. He was later found dead in his prison cell. Ariel Castro pleading to Judge Michael Russo during his sentencing in Cleveland, Ohio. DZHOKHAR AND TAMERLAN TSARNAEV The two Chechen brothers were suspected of committing the Boston Marathon bombings which killed three people and reportedly injured as many as 264 others. Shortly after the FBI declared them suspects in the bombings and released images of them, the Tsarnaev brothers allegedly killed a police officer, carjacked an SUV, and engaged in a shootout with the police in the Boston suburb of Watertown where Tamerlan was killed. Dzhokhar was found unarmed hiding in a boat on a trailer in Watertown just outside the police perimeter. He was arrested and later charged in hospital. He remains behind bars until his trial. He could face the death penalty if convicted. Tamerlan Tsarnaev, 26, left, and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 19. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has pleaded not guilty in the April 15, 2013, Boston Marathon bombing. His brother died following a shootout with police. INDIAN GANG RAPISTS Four men have been sentenced to death for their brutal crime of raping and murdering a young physiotherapy graduate after they tricked her and a male friend into boarding a private bus in Delhi. Vinay Sharma, 20, Mukesh Singh, 26, Akshay Thakur, 28 and Pawan Gupta, 19, have been convicted of 11 charges including gang rape and murder. The female student died 13 days later from extensive internal injuries inflicted with an iron rod. A fifth offender, alleged ringleader Ram Singh, was found dead in his prison cell. The sixth, 17 at the time of the attack, has already been sentenced to three years in juvenile detention. Eyewitnesses described how she begged her attackers to "leave me, leave me," even as the men shouted "don't leave her alive." The men have lodged appeals against their sentences. The brutal attack has sparked protests across India condemning the men for committing such an act of violence. Indian protesters march behind a banner as they take part in a candlelight procession in Guwahati, after the death of a gang rape victim from the Indian capital New Delhi. IAN WATKINS The former Lostprophets singer was jailed for 29 years for a string of sexual offences, including trying to rape a baby. The presiding British judge said the singer used his fame and wealth to seduce "fawning" fans so he could abuse their children. Ian Watkins, the former Lostprophets singer was jailed this year. AARON ALEXIS Aaron Alexis, the man who killed 12 people at a Washington DC military base, was a former sailor with a troubled past and anger issues. The defence contractor was killed in a gunfight with police. He was reported to have used guns in moments of anger but was also known as a quiet man who meditated regularly at a Buddhist temple in Texas and had taught himself Thai. An FBI official also said he was under "the delusional belief that he was being controlled or influenced by extremely low frequency electromagnetic waves" before he embarked on a bloody shooting rampage at the Washington Navy Yard. Aaron Alexis, the gunman in the shooting rampage at the Washington Navy Yard that left thirteen dead, including himself. DONNA DEAVES Donna Deaves was jailed for 12 years after she pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of her daughter on the grounds of criminal negligence. Deaves, whose two-year-old daughter, Tanilla Warrick-Deaves, died from a number of injuries in August 2011 on the NSW Central Coast, told the Supreme Court in Sydney she was sorry for her daughter's death. "Of course I'm sorry," Deaves, who seemed belligerent at times during her sentence hearing, said. I've lost everything. Deaves has a non-parole period of nine years, making it the highest sentence ever given to a mother in NSW accused of manslaughter on the basis of criminal negligence. Deaves admitted to witnessing a man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, assault Tanilla on August 25, 2011, at a house in Watanobbi. She also admitted to leaving the toddler in her pram for the next 48 hours and failing to seek any medical attention until the early hours of August 27 when she finally called Triple-0. Tanilla died soon after. Donna Deaves with her daughter Tanilla Warwick-Deaves who died. JONATHON ANDREW STENBERG He was the man who shot and decapitated his neighbour on the New South Wales north coast, and was sentenced to at least 17 years in prison. The headless body of 54-year-old Edward 'Ned' Kelly was found in his Broadwater home. The discovery of the body set off a six-day manhunt. Stenberg was on the run before he was eventually captured at a camping ground at Berry Springs in the Northern Territory, after more than 100 police searched through towns and bushland outside of Darwin. Before he got to Darwin, he had stopped off to audition for a movie part and won a role as an extra in the movie Mystery Road, being shot in Winton, in Queensland's central west. Producer Mark Ingram said he offered Stenberg the role of a policeman in the movie but received an email saying he could not take the role as he had to go to the Northern Territory. Jonathon Andrew Stenberg who was arrested after being on the run. ROBERT SMITH AND KRISTI ABRAHAMS The couple who left Kiesha Weippeart to die, and then hid her body in a shallow grave in NSW are now behind bars. Kiesha's stepfather Robert Smith was sentenced to 12 years jail over the six-year-old's 2010 death. Robert Smith, the stepfather of Kiesha Weippeart, is now in jail. The young girl was reported missing from her family's Mt Druitt home, but her remains were found in bushland in Sydney's west in early 2011, eight months after she was reported missing. Her body was kept in a suitcase for three days before it was disposed of. Court papers stated: "Ms Abrahams and Smith attempted to destroy all evidence that they thought could implicate them in the deceased's death, including removing evidence from the unit and throwing away their clothes, shoes and mobile phone SIM cards." According to the agreed facts: "Smith burned the deceased's body prior to burial, burned the suitcase they had used to transport the body and threw away the hammer he used to dig the grave." Kiesha Weippeart whose death shocked her local community. Keisha's mother' Kristi Abrahams was also sentenced to 16 years jail for murdering and interfering with the corpse of her defenceless daughter. Abrahams was present for the disposal of her daughter's body. An autopsy revealed Kiesha had teeth fractures delivered with force and 10 separate injuries to her head, jaw and body. Kristi Anne Abrahams is led away from court after being sentenced for the murder of Kiesha Weippeart. LESLIE ALFRED CAMILLERI Notorious Bega schoolgirl killer Leslie Camilleri was jailed for 28 years for the murder of 13-year-old Prue Bird in 1992. Leslie Camilleri has been jailed for the murder of Prue Bird. Camilleri, 43, is already serving two life sentences without parole for raping and murdering Bega schoolgirls Lauren Barry and Nichole Collins in 1997. Victorian Supreme Court Justice Elizabeth Curtain said she was not convinced he acted alone. She said Camilleri and two other men had abducted and murdered Prue. Camilleri has still not told the truth about how and why he killed 13-year-old Prue, Justice Curtain said during her near two-hour sentence. The judge told Camilleri, a hulking Islamic convert, his account of the crime was "implausible." Camilleri admitted to killing Prue, who disappeared from her Glenroy home. Prue Bird, who was murdered after disappearing from her home in 1992. STEVEN JAMES HUNTER The man who murdered Sarah Cafferkey just days after his parole ended is likely to die in jail. Steven James Hunter was sentenced to life imprisonment with no parole over Ms Cafferkey's brutal killing. Sentencing of Steven James Hunter, who killed Sarah Cafferkey. Ms Cafferkey was bashed in the head with a hammer and stabbed up to 17 times on the night she died. An argument had erupted between the 22-year-old and Hunter, a friend, at his Bacchus Marsh unit in Victoria. He now joins a small list of Victoria's most notorious prisoners who will never be released. They include Russell St bomber Stanley Taylor, sex killer Raymond Edmunds and serial killers Leslie Coombes and Peter Dupas. Sarah Cafferkey, who was killed. ROGER KINGSLEY DEAN The convicted arsonist was sentenced to life without parole for murders of 11 elderly residents at the Quakers Hill Nursing home in NSW. Dean, 37, showed no emotion as Justice Megan Latham said he would never be released on parole. He admitted to the murders on what was expected to be the first day of a four-week trial. The announcement that the arsonist would never walk free from prison was met with tears and applause from a packed public gallery of the victims' relatives. One family member yelled out "you'll get yours" as Dean was led from the courtroom dock by sheriffs. Roger Dean being interviewed outside the Quakers Hill nursing home after he and fellow nurses helped to evacuate residents following fatal blaze.