Police Scotland Reopens Investigation into 2004 Murder of Banker Alistair Wilson

Chief Constable Jo Farrell reaffirms commitment to solving the case as a new team of detectives takes over the investigation.

Alistair Wilson was fatally shot on his doorstep in Nairn, Scotland, in November 2004, and his killer has never been caught.
Scotland's top law officer, Lord Advocate Dorothy Bain KC, announced a full reinvestigation with a new team of detectives and prosecutors.
Wilson's family has criticized Police Scotland for its handling of the case, citing a lack of confidence in the force's ability to secure justice.
Chief Constable Jo Farrell stated she has no immediate plans to meet with the Wilson family but emphasized the importance of the new investigating team building a relationship with them.
A key aspect of the ongoing investigation includes a blue envelope with the name 'Paul' and a handgun believed to be brought to the UK post-World War II.