It was 1973 when the bodies of 16-year-old Pauline Floyd and Geraldine Hughes were discovered in woodland sparking a major police investigation that saw hundreds of people being questioned.
The friends, who worked together in a factory, had gone missing as they hitched a lift home from a night out at the the Top Rank nightclub in Swansea. They never made it home. Instead, their bodies were found the next morning dumped, raped and strangled, in Llandarcy woodland, sparking a massive police manhunt and leaving a community cowering in fear as to when or where the killer might strike again.
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