'Queen of crime' who helped solve Damilola Taylor case to lead new review of married couple's murder

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A new police probe has been launched to find the killer who brutally murdered a married couple at their farmhouse 30 years ago today.Harry and Megan Tooze began July 26, 1993 by heading to their local Tesco store in Talbot Green, Wales, to do the weekly shop while stopping off to collect their pensions on the way home.On return to their home in Llanharry, Rhondda Cynon Taf, they were shot dead.

Their daughter's boyfriend, Jonathan Jones, was found guilty of the murder but later released on appeal after being sentenced to life in 1995.Despite lengthy investigations into their murders the killer has never been found, but now police in Wales have drafted in the UK's top forensic expert to solve one of the biggest unsolved crimes in the country.Dr Angela Gallop, who is often referred to as the queen of crime after solving many of the UK’s most notorious murder cases, will bring a new set of eyes to the case.During her career Gallop has helped to solve the killings of Lynette White and Damilola Taylor as well as the Pembrokeshire murders, reports Wales Online.Back on July 26, 1993, a neighbour who was called by relatives to check on the couple at their remote farmhouse, Ty ar y Waun Farm, in the village of Llanharry found the front door was unlocked and a half-prepared lunch sat on the kitchen table.

A teacup and saucer were in the living room, as if they had had someone to visit.Two hundred miles away in Orpington, Kent, their only daughter Cheryl had become concerned when no-one picked up the phone for their normal nightly chat.

Another relative had also tried to call them around 3pm, but there had been no answer.Cheryl was concerned because it was out of character and she asked the neighbour to call in and check on them,