How slip up on shop trip to buy cider snared Bournemouth beach killer: Amie Gray's murderer Nasen Saadi's meticulous no-DNA, no cash plot unraveled by using bank card at store Police have revealed the painstaking CCTV investigation that led to the conviction of Bournemouth beach killer Nasen Saadi.
The criminology student, who was 'fascinated' with knives and had 'wanted to be the star of a true crime episode', was yesterday found guilty of stabbing personal trainer Amie Gray to death at Durley Chine Beach on May 24.
In a bid to further evade police, Saadi also discarded the clothes and shoes he had worn during the attack and left Bournemouth early the next morning.
But it was only after a large scale CCTV search that Saadi was eventually identified, all owing to one crucial slip up from the violence obsessed murderer - an innocent trip to a nearby corner shop.
A nine-day trial at Winchester Crown Court heard Saadi had meticulously planned the attack, having travelled down from his home in Croydon and scouted the beach the days before.
