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When 33-year-old entrepreneur Fahim Saleh was found dead inside his luxury Manhattan apartment, the scene was unlike anything investigators had seen.
His body had been dismembered. Heavy-duty trash bags were lined up nearby. An electric saw sat abandoned at the scene. The killer had been in the middle of getting rid of the body when something forced him to leave.
But that’s not the strangest part.
Months earlier, Fahim had discovered that someone close to him had stolen hundreds of thousands of dollars. Instead of pressing charges, he offered a repayment plan and a second chance.
The person he spared would spend months planning his murder.
The killer followed him across continents, researched human anatomy, installed a hidden camera overlooking his apartment, and waited five hours in a stairwell for the perfect moment to strike.
Then, just days after the murder, he was allegedly using the victim’s money to shop for luxury gifts and plan a birthday celebration.
One of New York City’s most shocking murders wasn’t committed by a stranger.
It was committed by someone Fahim trusted.
So how did a second chance turn into a death sentence?
Podcast: Dark Asia with Megan