nasen saadi will be sentenced later. his- identity. nasen saadi will be sentenced later. saadi will be sentenced later. his visit to | identity. nasen saadi will be | sentenced later. his visit to a seaside town leaving a devastating sequence of violence, loss and family grief. studio: duncan, there was a lot of interest in this case, not least because the men had been studying criminology at university. had been studying criminology at university-— at university. yes, that very much came _ at university. yes, that very much came un _ at university. yes, that very much came up during - at university. yes, that very much came up during the i much came up during the evidence. there was this period in october and november of 2023 when he was in lectures at his couege when he was in lectures at his college at the university of greenwich in london and he was asking the lecturer they're all about police methods, about dna, how easy it was to trace somebody. all these questions that lead his lecturer to ask him, you're not planning a murder, are you? to which he replied, no, i'm

she'd never met nasen saadi, but in may this year, he decided he wanted to find out what it was likebeach and is seen here lurking near amie and herfriend, leanne miles, chatting by a fire. saadi first goes past them, then turns back, and then went over and stabbed them, killing amie and seriously wounding leanne. saadi's planning for this took on incredible detail. he researched how police dealt with dna evidence, whether hotels in bournemouth had cctv cameras, and whether it was easier to run across pebble beaches or sandy beaches. in police interviews, saadi had denied any involvement. i'm only accused of mistaken identity. today, saadi was found guilty of murder and attempted murder. a police officer gave amie's family reaction. amie will never be forgotten. she touched the lives of so many. the immense support and love shown by everyone reflects just that. amie's life has been brutally taken, but now she can rest in peace. amie's team—mates tonight paid their own tribute to her in this poignant video. she has given us something that is now irreplaceable in my life, so i think we

she'd never met nasen saadi, but in may this year, he decided he wanted to find out what it was likefemale victims. amie gray and a friend, leanne miles, were about to become his targets. here he is lurking near amie and leanne, who are having a fireside chat on the beach. saadi first goes past them, then turns back, and then went towards them, stabbing them multiple times, killing amie and seriously wounding leanne. saadi's planning for this took on incredible detail. he researched how police dealt with dna evidence, where the hotels in bournemouth had cctv cameras, and whether it was easier to run across pebble beaches or sandy beaches. today, saadi was found guilty of murder and attempted murder. a police officer gave amie's family reaction. amie will never be forgotten. she touched the lives of so many. the immense support and love shown by everyone reflects just that. amie's life has been brutally taken, but now she can rest in peace. saadi, who called himself the ninja killer on snapchat, had used the internet to buy these knives, but the murder weapon was never found. he'd tol