Police Scotland Criticized Over Handling of Nairn Murder Case

Family of Alistair Wilson, murdered in 2004, voices frustration with Chief Constable Jo Farrell's response to reinvestigation.

Douglas Ross raised the Wilson family's concerns at First Minister's Questions, calling Chief Constable Jo Farrell's response 'callous.'
First Minister John Swinney expressed deep concern over the unsolved murder but emphasized the independence of police operations.
Alistair Wilson was shot on his doorstep in November 2004, and his killer has never been found.
The Lord Advocate ordered a complete reinvestigation of the case last week, appointing a new senior investigating officer.
The Wilson family claims they have been 'kept in the dark' about developments and are disappointed by Farrell's lack of immediate plans to meet with them.