Released killer tells police 'it's happened again'
Key Points:
- Daniel Levy, 48, admitted to murdering Abdul Kaleem Shaik, 41, by stabbing him in the neck on New Year's Eve at Shaik's home in Vauxhall.
- Levy, who has schizophrenia, previously killed his grandmother in 2000 and was sentenced to an indefinite hospital order before being released and later recalled to hospital in 2013.
- Levy initially denied the murder but changed his plea to guilty before his trial, citing a desire to avoid public exposure of his personal information.
- In a police interview, Levy claimed he killed Shaik to help him due to Shaik's mental health struggles, believing he was securing Shaik's passage to heaven.
- Levy was remanded into custody and is scheduled to be sentenced on 9 September at the Old Bailey.