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The Pembrokeshire Murders: Tiny clue in suspect's kitchen that finally nailed killer
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mirror.co.ukJust two letters and three numbers marked the beginning of the end for the Bullseye killer after he had evaded capture for 25 years.
For top forensic scientist Professor Angela Gallop and her team it was a crucial piece of evidence that led to John Cooper being brought to justice for two double murders.
Over six million viewers have been gripped by The Pembrokeshire Murders, a three-part ITV true crime drama. Angela recalls how she helped find the “golden nugget” of evidence needed by senior investigating officer Det Supt Steve Wilkins – played in the drama by Luke Evans.
She says: “I was initially called in to review DNA samples only. “My team of scientists trawled through hundreds of crime scene items and did not find anything new." But,
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