A solicitor who represented convicted killer Dai Morris has been caught drink-driving for a fifth time.
Gail Evans recently appeared in Sky's Murder in the Valleys series, speaking about her role in the legal team of David 'Dai' Morris. The late Morris was twice convicted of the 1999 Clydach Murders in which Doris Dawson, her daughter Mandy Power, and granddaughters Katie and Emily were found bludgeoned to death and their house set on fire.
Dressed smartly in a navy jacket and white scarf, Evans appeared at Cardiff Magistrates' Court on Friday and admitted drink-driving, driving without due care and attention, and failing to report an accident. The 61-year-old from Neath was driving a Mini on November 6 last year when she was involved in an accident with a Jaguar E-Pace.
