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in the Wondery app. Thank you and enjoy the episode. July 26th 1993.

Lunhari Wales. 65-year-old Harry Toos and a 67-year-old wife Megan Toos are both shot to death at the

remote farm, but for their bodies are hidden inside the cow shed. The investigation eventually

focuses on Jonathan Jones, the boyfriend of the Toos' daughter, and after his thumbprint is found

on a saucer inside the residence, he is charged with the murders. Even though Jonathan is found guilty

of the crime and sense to life imprisonment, his conviction is overturned one year later,

and there are no conclusive answers about who actually killed Harry and Megan. After that,

the trail went cold.

Hello everyone and welcome to our latest episode of The Trail Went Cold. I'm your host

Robin Warder, and for the first time, the trail went cold is going to be exploring an unsolved cold

case which took place in Wales, the 1993 murders of Harry and Megan Toos. And before you make the

obvious jokes, yes, this is a couple from the United Kingdom named Harry and Megan,

but they're considerably older than that other Harry and Megan who were always in the news

because of their affiliation with the royal family. Harry and Megan Toos were an elderly married

couple who lived on a remote farm and didn't seem to have any known enemies until they were both

shot to death on their property, execution style. The Toos has had a daughter named Cheryl,

and investigators began to suspect her boyfriend Jonathan Jones committed the crime so that he could

collect on a 150,000 pound estate Cheryl inherited from her parents. While Jonathan was eventually

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