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US woman found guilty of murder plot in Britain

The New Indian Express Tirupati

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August 13, 2025

An American woman was on Tuesday found guilty at a UK court for participating in a 2019 plot to murder a British man caught up in a bitter feud between families.

After a years-long police hunt, Aimee Betro, 45, was extradited earlier this year from Armenia, where she was living, to face trial in Birmingham.

Prosecutors told the court Betro had covered her face as she climbed out of a car in September 2019 and tried to shoot Sikander Ali at point blank. But the gun jammed and Ali fled in his car.

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