Criminology Student Sentenced to Life for Murder in Preplanned Bournemouth Beach Attack

Nasen Saadi, 21, will serve a minimum of 39 years for the murder of Amie Gray and attempted murder of Leanne Miles, with the court citing his misogynistic motives and lack of remorse.

Nasen Saadi was sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 39 years at Winchester Crown Court for the murder of Amie Gray and the attempted murder of Leanne Miles on May 24, 2024.
The attack was premeditated, with Saadi researching murder, scouting locations, purchasing knives, and booking hotels in Bournemouth days before the crime.
Saadi stabbed Amie Gray 10 times, fatally wounding her, and inflicted 20 stab wounds on Leanne Miles, who survived the attack.
The court emphasized Saadi’s suppressed rage towards women and society as his motive, alongside his fascination with violence and desire for notoriety.
Amie Gray’s wife, Sian Gray, expressed profound grief over the public nature of the tragedy and its lasting emotional toll on their family.