Wales’ Most Wanted Fugitive Still on the Run After Teen’s Murder
Seventeen-year-old Aamir was savagely murdered at his home in Roath on April 11, 2010, while waiting for his Quran teacher. Now, Mohammed Ali Ege, 42, remains Wales’ most wanted man in connection with the heinous killing.
Fugitive Flees to India, Pulls Off Daring Jailbreak
Ege, from Riverside, cardiff/" title="Cardiff" data-wpil-keyword-link="linked">Cardiff, fled to India before police could arrest him. He was finally caught in 2013 but shocked authorities by escaping custody in 2017 while awaiting extradition back to the UK. Since then, his trail has gone cold.
New Wanted Images Released to Help Catch Ege
Detectives hunting Ege have now released fresh images taken after his 2013 arrest in India, hoping the public might spot him. Despite years on the run, officers continue working with the National Crime Agency and international bodies to track him down and bring him to justice.
Justice for Aamir Still Ongoing
- Two other men convicted of Aamir’s murder remain behind bars, serving life sentences.
- Aamir’s family receives ongoing updates and support from specialised liaison officers.
- Police urge anyone with information on Ege’s whereabouts to come forward.
Got info? Contact police now:
- Major Incident Public Portal
- Call 101 quoting reference 1700150924
- Or contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
