Student, 20, who ‘stabbed mum to death in random attack’ at Bournemouth beach ‘researched Levi Bellfield before murder’ A STUDENT who allegedly stabbed to death a mum at Bournemouth beach researched Levi Bellfield before the attack, a court has heard.
Jurors heard he also also searched for “stabbing”, “crime maps”, “knife crime UK”, “sharpest knives” and “what supermarkets UK can you buy kitchen knives”.
Sarah Jones KC, prosecuting, told a jury at Winchester Crown Court today that analysis of Saadi's laptop revealed he had made a number of searches in relation to knives and crimes in the five months before Amie's death.
Nasen Saadi, 20, also allegedly looked up the murders of Brianna Ghey and "sharpest knives" prior to the stabbing in Bournemouth.
Amie Gray, 34, suffered 10 stab wounds and died at the scene at Durley Chine Beach shortly before midnight on May 24.
