A Family Annihilated, a Case Shrouded in Secrets, and a 20-Year Quest for Justice

In the quiet Welsh village of Clydach, the dawn of June 27, 1999, brought unspeakable horror. As flames engulfed 9 Kelvin Road, neighbors watched in dread—knowing Mandy Power, her two young daughters (Emily, 8, and Katie, 10), and her elderly mother, Doris Dawson, should have been inside. But when firefighters battled through the blaze, they uncovered a scene far more sinister than an accident: a brutal massacre, the fire a desperate cover-up for unspeakable violence.What followed became the most exhaustive investigation in Welsh policing history—a case riddled with botched evidence, disputed suspects, and whispers of police corruption. At the center stood David Morris, a local laborer with a volatile past, whose convictions were twice overturned amid claims of mishandled forensics and unreliable witnesses.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-crime--6473403/support.