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Over the past five years, we have covered many unsolved cases, cases with questionable

outcomes, and of course, solved crimes too.

We are always keeping an eye on any news regarding the cases that we have covered, and follow

updates as they come in.

A case that has received a lot of renewed attention is the doorstep murder of Alistair Wilson

in Naren, Scotland.

The 30-year-old banker was brutally killed at his home in November 2004.

An unidentified stranger shot Alistair three times as soon as he stood at his front door.

His young family was upstairs at the time.

For years, the case baffled Scottish investigators, but recently there has been some positive

movement in the case, thanks to a channel five documentary, Murder on the Doorstep, released

earlier this year.

An avenue that was not explored was the fact that Alistair opposed the construction of

a deck at a pub that would overlook his house.

Pub patrons and owners took the matter very seriously, and Alistair was not well liked

because of this.

A copy of Alistair's letter to Council, stating his objection to the deck, was sent to

a pub owner, Andy Burnett, two days before Alistair's murder.

Police traveled to Nova Scotia, Canada, where Burnett now lives, but stressed he was questioned

as a witness, not a suspect.

Detective Superintendent Graham Mackie, the new lead investigator in the case, said this

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