November 28 will mark 18 years to the day since Nairn banker Alistair Wilson was gunned down on his own doorstep. The crime remains unsolved. Author and cold case expert Nate Campbell claims there are more questions than answers in what is one of Scotland’s most baffling and long-running murder...
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By Nate Campbell
Douglas Dickie 27 NOV 2022
''The gunman appears uncommonly brazen, or stupid. Ah, the envelope! The mysterious blue envelope that police initially claimed was sized A4, downgraded to an A5 13 years later.
I do not think we need to be in possession of advanced mental faculties to guess at what’s going on, here. The envelope has a name on it: “Paul.” This must be the guy who instructed or paid the stranger to doorstep the Wilsons in the first place, you would reasonably assume.
This background figure “Paul” clearly wants something from Alistair. That is why Alistair has been handed an empty envelope. He is expected to put something in it before it is returned to “Paul.” Documents? A cheque? Cash?
Keys to a safe deposit box? Whatever it is, it is more than likely related to his job, the job he is soon leaving for something unrelated. Time is of the essence, clearly. The gunman and his sponsor are aware of this.''