He Studied Crime to Commit The Perfect Murder _ The Case of Nasen Saadi

A criminology student who studied the "perfect murder" believed he could outsmart the criminal justice system . Nasen Saadi, 20, from Croydon, was fascinated by forensic psychology and used his academic knowledge to plan a deadly attack on Bournemouth's Durley Chine Beach . In May 2024, he stabbed personal trainer Amie Gray to death and inflicted 20 wounds on her friend Leanne Miles, who survived . His study of crime, intent, and premeditation became the chilling blueprint for his own violence, as the jury heard how his planning and understanding of investigative methods were used to attempt the "perfect crime."