There were two more murders, 15 miles away.

The police arrived by found the telepath and electricity lines.

The word, the first investigator, is reminiscent of a weird religion.

The word psychopath is thrown around a lot, but few are actually diagnosed.

On September 3rd, 1944, a man named John William Cooper was born.

This diagnosed psychopath went on to become the most notorious killer in modern Welsh history.

So if you like your coffee hot, but your bones chilled, sit back and start your day with

a morning cup of murder.

On December 22, 1985, John William Cooper, who already had a lengthy criminal history,

targeted a three-story farmhouse at Scovaston Park, where brother and sister, Richard and Helen Thomas, lived. After a fire broke out in the home, the bodies of the 58 and 54-year-old siblings were found,

having suffered from gunshot wounds.

A murder investigation was launched, and, at its peak, had 150 officers involved.

Officials believed that Helen interrupted a robbery in progress when she was shot,

and it was possible that she recognized or knew the perpetrator.

Richard returned home to find his sister dead, and he was shot before the house was set on fire to hide any evidence.

Police had no leads at the time.

Fast forward to May 28, 1989, when John Cooper participated in a recording

of a dart-themed game show called Bullseye. This TV appearance would later aid in his capture,

but not before he claimed more victims. The following month, Peter and Gwenda Dixon were on a holiday in Pembrokeshire

when they decided to take one last coastal walk before their trip ended. It was on that same

coastal path that on July 5th, after they were reported missing by their son on July 2nd,

after they failed to return home, that their bodies were found.

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