The family of the man twice convicted of the Clydach murders say police have still not made available the full review of evidence they hope might clear his name - and the force has declined to comment on whether it will do so.
South Wales Police last year carried out a review of some evidence in the case against David 'Dai' Morris, who was jailed for life for the killings of three generations of the same family in 1999.
Mandy Power, her daughters Katie, 10, and Emily, 8, and her mother Doris Dawson were brutally killed in their home in Kelvin Road, Clydach, in the Swansea Valley, which was later set alight by the killer in a bid to hide their tracks.
