![](../images/cooper_john/john-cooper-4.jpg)
During his police interviews, Cooper continued to claim he was an
innocent man.
![](../images/cooper_john/john-cooper-5.jpg)
John Cooper
![](../images/cooper_john/john-cooper-6.jpg)
![](../images/cooper_john/john-cooper-7.jpg)
![](../images/cooper_john/john-cooper-8.jpg)
John Cooper
![](../images/cooper_john/john-cooper-11.jpg)
Police photofit of Peter and Wenda Dixon's murder suspect.
![](../images/cooper_john/john-cooper-12.jpg)
The jury was shown a clip of Cooper appearing on Bullseye
and an
artist's impresion of a suspect.
![](../images/cooper_john/john-cooper-shotgun.jpg)
Police found this shotgun buried two feet underground
in a plastic tube at John Cooper's house.
![](../images/cooper_john/john-cooper-evidence-1.jpg)
Evidence: The gun John Cooper used to murder the Dixons
and items
of clothing found at the time.
![](../images/cooper_john/john-cooper-evidence-2.jpg)
Peter Dixon's blood was found in a shotgun Cooper used in a robbery
in 1998.
![](../images/cooper_john/john-cooper-evidence-3.jpg)
A master locksmith claims a key (pictured above) found in the
garden of the man
accused of two double
murders in Pembrokeshire fitted a lock in a farmhouse
which belonged
to one of his alleged victims.
![](../images/cooper_john/john-cooper-evidence-4.jpg)
A major breakthrough come when Mr. Dixon's DNA was found on shorts
from Cooper's bedroom.
![](../images/cooper_john/richard-and-helen-thomas-home.jpg)
Scoveston Park before before it was set of fire after Richard and
Helen Thomas were killed.
![](../images/cooper_john/scoveston-park-staynton-milford-haven.jpg)
Scoveston Park, Staynton, Milford Haven.