Despite the overwhelming evidence, Saadi has pleaded not guilty. A criminology student in the UK has been accused of killing a woman while injuring another as he wanted to "know what it would be ...

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Nasen Saadi, 20, has been found guilty at Winchester Crown Court of the murder of 34-year-old Amie Gray on Bournemouth beach and the attempted murder of Leanne Miles (Picture: PA) A criminology ...

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Saadi, who was studying criminology and criminal psychology at Greenwich University, admitted to staying in Bournemouth at the time of the attack but denied being the person shown on the CCTV.

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The expanded College Football Playoff takes center stage over the next month as the sport prepares for 12 teams for the first time ever. More teams means more playmakers to watch, and we've got ...

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