South Wales Police is carrying out a forensic review of the murders of Harry and Megan Tooze.

The couple were found dead with gunshot wounds at their Ty Ar y Waun farmhouse in Llanharry on 26^th July 1993.

South Wales Police commenced a forensic review of the case in 2023 working alongside forensic scientist Dr Angela Gallop.

The latest forensic techniques are being used to assist detectives who are working to find a breakthrough in the undetected murders of Harry, aged 64, and Megan 67.

Senior Investigating Officer, Detective Superintendent Mark Lewis, said:

“The murders of Harry and Megan Tooze remained unsolved. The forensic review focuses on exhibits from the case to determine if there is potential for further forensic testing. As is usual in such reviews, no outcomes can ever be guaranteed. Harry and Megan’s family have been informed of our work and will be kept updated.

On the morning of Monday 26th July, Harry and Megan left the farm to collect their pensions in Llanharry and were seen arriving back at 11am.

At around 1.30pm, two gun shots were heard by neighbours but this was not considered unusual being on a farm.

Police were called when a regular phone call from their daughter went unanswered. Officers attended the farm and discovered Harry and Megan’s bodies in a cow shed.

Det Supt Lewis added: “This case has affected many people over the years and our aim is to find the answers to the unanswered questions which remain about their deaths more than 30 years on. Even with this passage of time I appeal to anyone who has any information about the murders to come forward and speak to us.”