Daniel Levy, 48, pleads guilty at London’s Old Bailey to murdering Abdul Kaleem Shaik, 41, in south London. The case involves Levy killing Shaik at Shaik’s home/flat in the Vauxhall or nearby Lambeth area, with reports describing the attack as stabbing. Levy’s plea is entered in connection with the death of the Indian national friend.
According to accounts reported by multiple outlets, Levy tells police about the incident using the phrase “It’s happened again.” The reports also place the killing over the New Year period and describe Levy leaving Shaik after the attack. Some accounts add that Levy goes to a mosque before contacting police, while the overall core of the story across outlets remains Levy’s admission and guilty plea at court.
While outlets vary slightly in the exact location description (Vauxhall versus Lambeth) and the additional sequence of events mentioned (including the mosque detail), they agree on the defendant, victim, court plea, and Levy’s statement to police.
