He Smiled on Bullseye. Weeks Later, Two People Were Dead.
In June 1989, Peter and Gwenda Dixon left their tent on the Pembrokeshire coast for one last walk. They never came back. Their killer had been on national television only weeks before, throwing darts for a cash prize. His name was John Cooper. For more than twenty years he stayed free, while two double murders, a rape, and a string of armed burglaries sat unsolved in west Wales. Alexander Lawson tells the story of the Bullseye killer: the Christmas fire at Scoveston Park, the bodies hidden above the coastal path, and the cold-case science that finally put him away for life.
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