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US woman Aimee Betro found guilty of conspiracy to murder Birmingham shop owner

BIRMINGHAM, UK, AUG 11 – Aimee Betro was convicted after jurors deliberated nearly 21 hours in a case involving a failed assassination and illegal firearms importation linked to a violent feud.

  • The jury at Birmingham Crown Court found Betro guilty of conspiracy to murder Sikander Ali and related firearm and ammunition offences.
  • The plot was driven by a violent feud after Mohammed Nabil Nazir, 31, and his father Mohammed Aslam, 56, were injured during a July 2018 disorder, leading Aimee Betro to fly from the US in September 2019 to target Sikander Ali in Yardley, Birmingham.
  • Using fake identities, Betro sent three parcels of ammunition and gun parts to Derby, aiming to frame Sikander Ali, court heard.
  • Following conviction, jurors convicted Aimee Betro of conspiracy to murder by majority 11-1 and unanimously on ammunition, she will be sentenced on Thursday, August 21.
  • Speaking for West Midlands Police, Detective Chief Inspector Alastair Orencas described the crime as 'a brazen attempt' and said she fell foul of a 'slick, dynamic law enforcement operation'.
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Would-be hitwoman from Wisconsin convicted in UK over failed murder plot

(CNN) — An American woman who was hired by her British lover as a would-be assassin, but then botched the attack and spent five years on the run, has been found guilty of conspiracy to murder.

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perspectivemedia.com broke the news in on Monday, August 11, 2025.
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