Double death mystery linked to notorious Bullseye serial killer is being reviewed 50 years on after police looked again at forensic evidence

A 50-year-old double death mystery which has been linked to ‘Bullseye’ serial killer John Cooper is being reviewed by a coroner again after police took a fresh look at the case. 

The 1976 case in which two siblings, Griff, then aged 73, and his sister Martha Thomas, 70, were found dead at their family farmhouse in December 1976 has haunted the small coastal town of Milford Haven in Pembrokeshire, Wales, for decades. 

The bodies of the elderly siblings were found inside their isolated Ffynnon Samson farmhouse on a cold December morning by a postman, who raised the alarm after spotting unopened letters

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