A criminology student allegedly asked about murder in class before fatally stabbing a woman in Bournemouth, raising serious concerns during his trial.
Bournemouth: A criminology student, Nasen Saadi, is in hot water after he allegedly asked how to get away with murder during a lecture. This bizarre twist came before he reportedly stabbed a woman named Amie Gray at the beach.
The incident happened on May 24, and now Saadi is facing serious charges, including murder and attempted murder. He’s accused of attacking Amie and her friend, Leanne Miles, at Durley Chine Beach.
During the trial, a lecturer shared that Saadi had been asking odd questions about murder and self-defense in class. It raised eyebrows, especially since he seemed fixated on details like DNA evidence and police procedures.
One lecturer even joked with him, asking if he was planning a murder, to which he replied he was just researching for a paper. But it’s hard to shake off the eerie timing of his questions.
Witnesses described the scene that night, with one photographer recalling hearing screams just before he spotted a man in dark clothing walking away. He felt uneasy and kept a close eye on Saadi.
Saadi has admitted to not providing his phone code to the police but denies the other charges. The trial is ongoing, and it’s a chilling reminder of how real-life events can sometimes mirror the dark themes studied in criminology.