Liban Ali, identified by a single fingerprint, has been sentenced to 13 years’ imprisonment for the manslaughter of Andre Foster, 44, in December 2022. The tragic incident occurred in a flat in Kilburn, where Ali admitted to stabbing Foster in the neck during a fight. Initially attempting to evade police, Ali was swiftly tracked down and arrested by Metropolitan Police officers just three days later.

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The murder investigation, launched promptly after the incident, led detectives to trace Ali’s movements across the UK. Despite his attempts to flee to nottingham/" title="Nottingham" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Nottingham, Ali’s journey was meticulously pieced together using CCTV, ultimately resulting in his arrest. Crucial to his identification as the suspect was the fast-track forensic work on a single fingerprint found in the Kilburn address’s bathroom sink, which matched Ali’s record in the police database due to his prior convictions for drugs and weapon-related offences.

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