When special constable Nisha Patel-Nasri was found dying in the street metres from her home in May 2006, suspicion instantly turned to a botched break-in.
But it didn’t take long before police began to close the net on a suspect who was very much closer to home – Nisha’s Husband Fadi Nasri.
His fatal mistake was to arouse the suspicion of detectives working on the case, who were left troubled by the way he had conducted himself during a TV appeal to find her killer.
One senior officer insisted he detected ‘almost a bit of a smirk’ on Fadi’s face as he delivered
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