The granddaughter of the victim of what is thought to be the UK’s longest-running cold case to ever be solved has spoken of the “far reaching impact” of her grandmother’s death.
Louisa Dunne, 75, died in June 1967 after Ryland Headley forced entry into her Bristol home and attacked her. The now-92-year-old has been convicted of rape and murder 58 years after the offences occured after Avon and Somerset detectives sent off items from the original investigation for DNA testing.
