John Cooper
John Cooper, when arrested in 1998.
Pictures released by Dyfed-Powys Police show John Cooper through
the years.
During his police interviews, Cooper continued to claim he was an
innocent man.
John Cooper
John Cooper
Police photofit of Peter and Wenda Dixon's murder suspect.
The jury was shown a clip of Cooper appearing on Bullseye
and an
artist's impresion of a suspect.
Police found this shotgun buried two feet underground
in a plastic tube at John Cooper's house.
Evidence: The gun John Cooper used to murder the Dixons
and items
of clothing found at the time.
Peter Dixon's blood was found in a shotgun Cooper used in a robbery
in 1998.
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.
A major breakthrough come when Mr. Dixon's DNA was found on shorts
from Cooper's bedroom.
Scoveston Park before before it was set of fire after Richard and
Helen Thomas were killed.
Scoveston Park, Staynton, Milford Haven.
The victims
Richard Thomas, 58, and his sister Helen, 54.
Peter Dixon, 51, and his wife Gwenda, 52.
