A 92-year-old man will die in prison after being convicted of the rape and murder of a widow in 1967, in what is thought to be Britain's longest-running cold case to be solved.Ryland Headley was a 34-year-old railway worker living with his wife in Bristol when he forced open a window at the home of Louisa Dunne, 75, in the Easton area of the city overnight.Bristol Crown Court heard Headley raped the frail mother-of-two and killed her by strangling her with a scarf and holding his hand over her m

A 92-year-old man will die in prison after being convicted of the rape and murder of a widow in 1967, in what is thought to be Britain's longest-running cold case to be solved.Ryland Headley was a 34-year-old railway worker living with his wife in Bristol when he forced open a window at the home of Louisa Dunne, 75, in the Easton area of the city overnight.Bristol Crown Court heard Headley raped the frail mother-of-two and killed her by strangling her with a scarf and holding his hand over her mouth.