How slip up on shop trip to buy cider snared Bournemouth beach killer

Police have revealed the painstaking CCTV investigation that led to the conviction of Bournemouth beach killer Nasen Saadi. Nasen Saadi has been found guilty of murdering personal trainer Amie Gray on Bournemouth beach Amie Gray, 34, from Poole, was murdered at Durley Chine Beach, West Undercliff Promenade on May 24 Sian Gray with her wife Amie Gray who died after being stabbed on Durley Chine Beach, Bournemouth at around 11.45pm on May 24 Saadi's murderous plan began on May 21 when he travelled down from his home in Croydon to Bournemouth and he checked into a Travelodge hotel which he had booked in advance. Saadi at Riddlesdown railway station, south London, before heading to Bournemouth Saadi arriving at a Travelodge hotel in Bournemouth on May 21 Saadi was recorded at the beach on the same day as arriving in Bournemouth, in what was described as the first of several visits to survey the scene Police were able to trace back the killer's whereabouts using CCTV footage and discovered he had been in a Superdrug and a Nisa store on the day of the attack. The criminology student was seen on CCTV lurking behind Mrs Gray and Ms Miles just 20 minutes before attacking them Saadi is seen on CCTV less than 20 minutes before he launched a ferocious knife attack on Mrs Gray and Ms Miles Saadi walking along promenade on Bournemouth seafront, where Amie Gray and Leanne Miles were said to be sitting, on the night of May 24 But he then went on to say that he had an interest in true crime and enjoyed horror movies like the one he had seen in Bournemouth.