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Man, 92, convicted of woman's 1967 murder, solving one of the U.K.'s longest-running cold cases
A 92-year-old man on Monday was convicted of the rape and murder of a woman in southwestern England in what is thought to be the U.K.'s longest-running cold case ever to be solved. A jury at Bristol crown court found Ryland Headley, then aged 34, guilty of attacking 75-year-old Louisa Dunne in June 1967.
Ryland Headley, 92, was sentenced to life in prison for the 1967 murder of 75-year-old Louisa Dunne, finally facing justice ...
Ryland Headley claimed he was innocent but was caught after his DNA was found back in the 60s and re-tested with modern ...
For decades, Ryland Headley went undetected for the violent murder of Louise Dunne in Bristol, until police officers ...
Mirror Reporter Adam Aspinall covered the case of Ryan Headley from the moment of his arrest for the rape and murder of ...
Ryland Headley, 92, was convicted in June 2025. Headley was convicted of two counts of rape in the late 1970s, after he attacked women, aged 79 and 84, in Ipswich. He pleaded guilty to the charges ...
Suffolk Police issued a statement after Headley was jailed for life for raping and murdering Louisa Dunne in 1967.
A man jailed for life for the rape and murder of a woman 58 years ago will be considered as a suspect in several unsolved ...
Detectives say they will carry out “extensive inquiries” into Ryland Headley’s activities following his conviction for a 1967 ...
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