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THE grisly murder of two Witney holidaymakers was the focus of a TV crime drama. The Pembrokeshire Murders, which aired on ITV last week, told the story of murderer John Cooper and how the reopening of the investigation years down the line brought him to justice. In June 1989, Witney residents Peter and Gwenda Dixon were on a camping holiday in Little Haven, Pembrokeshire. After being reported missing by their son, their bodies were found six days later. From left to right: Peter Dixon, Gwenda Dixon, Richard Thomas and Helen Thomas. Picture: ITV The evidence of the Home Office patho...

| UPDATED: 16:36, Thu, Jan 14, 2021 Link copied Sign up for FREE now for the biggest moments from morning TV SUBSCRIBE Invalid email When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. John Cooper committed a string of double murders in the Eighties, and managed to evade the police's suspect list for almost 20 years. Yet he was already known to polic...

What prison is John Cooper in? What happened to him after The Pembrokeshire Murders?   The Pembrokeshire Murders concludes on January 13th but what prison is John Cooper being held at now? What happened to the Welsh serial killer? The Pembrokeshire Murders is the first major drama to arrive on ITV in 2021. The three-episode miniseries tells the story of the investigation into Welsh serial killer John Cooper. But just what happened to John Cooper after the events of The Pembrokeshire Murders and what prison is holding him now? FILMING LOCATIONS: Explore the locations used in The Pembrokeshir...

WARREN ORCHARD Note: Contains discussion of themes that some readers may find upsetting, and contains information from all three episodes of The Pembrokeshire Murders. If it wasn't for the tireless work of Detective Inspector Steve Wilkins, DI Ella Richards and the rest of their team, there's a possibility that serial killer John Cooper would still be out there, and a strong possibility that more innocent lives could have been harmed at his hand. But their investigation, Operation Ottawa, which ran across six years, combined with invaluable advancements in forensic science and the work car...

ITV’s latest true crime drama, The Pembrokeshire Murders, concludes tonight after a gripping few episodes. Over the last few days we’ve seen Detective Wilkins and his team uncover the crimes of serial killer John Cooper. The real John Cooper was found guilty of the murders of Richard and Helen Thomas, and Peter and Gwenda Dixon in 2011 after more than 20 years since he committed the crimes. The three-part drama series covers the police investigation of the crimes, as well as their collaboration with ITV News and a deep dive into Cooper’s life with his wife and estranged son.