Alexander Kareem - whose sister is a serving Metropolitan Police officer - was gunned down near his home in west London in June 2020, in a case of mistaken identity. His brother Kabir has voiced fears he could be targeted by his sibling's killer who has never faced justice.
The brother of a man shot dead in an unsolved murder says he is living in fear of an attack by the killer who is still at large.
Alexander's older brother Kabir, who lives near to where the murder happened, told Sky News he is"very likely to have crossed paths" with his sibling's killer, or someone who knows who is responsible, and is fearful about what their response might be. Alexander was on his way to a friend's house on an e-scooter when he was attacked shortly after 12.30am on 8 June 2020.
Mr Kareem said his mother is"still in a dark place" more than two years after the murder of her son, who was described by his family as a"computer genius" and planned to go to university."It keeps us stuck in that place of grief. On the second anniversary of Alexander's death in June, his sister Khafi said her brother was"murdered in cold blood on the streets of London" and her grief"felt like a dagger" to her chest."It hurts me every day and is not getting any easier, I just find better ways to suppress my grief as times goes on, but every time it arises it is like a dagger to my chest afresh.