Police arrest a 67-year-old man in connection with the 1991 death of a 92-year-old pensioner, marking 35 years since the death, according to reports. The victim, identified as Bentley Mathias, had been believed at the time to have died from a brain haemorrhage. More recently, investigators reopen the case and launch a murder probe, leading to the arrest of the older suspect. The reports indicate that the renewed investigation finds grounds to treat the death as potentially criminal rather than solely medical. The information provided across the sources is limited to the timing of the arrest and the circumstances previously assumed around the pensioner’s death. No additional details about evidence, charges, or court proceedings are included in the supplied summaries. The arrest therefore reflects a late development in a decades-old case that had originally been understood as the result of natural causes or a medical incident.