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http://www.thejournal.ie/jason-marshall-fake-policeman-murder-3538466-Aug2017/

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Peter Fasoli, 58, was killed in his London home by Jason Marshall in January 2013.

Marshall, aged 28, later set fire to the bungalow in Northolt to cover up the murder. He was also convicted of arson today.

The jury at the Old Bailey in London heard how Marshall set up a rendezvous via a gay dating site with Fasoli at his Ealing home. Marshall tortured him for a prolonged period before suffocating him.

He then committed arson in a bid to hide the evidence of the brutal murder and stole his victim’s credit card using it to flee to Italy a few days after the murder.

Fasoli’s death was thought to be an accident until his nephew found CCTV of the murder stored on his hard drive.

The case was originally treated as not suspicious, following an investigation by London Fire Brigade and police, which concluded the fire was accidental, with the most likely cause for the fire being a faulty light bulb.

Fasoli had unwittingly captured his own murder on the web camera that he had on his computer in the living room.

The film, shown to the jury in court, showed Marshall arriving kitted out with generic police accessories he had purchased on the Internet. The pair talked for a time before engaging in what appeared to be consensual role-playing based on police interrogation techniques before Marshall initiated what became a prolonged and violent domination of Fasoli, which culminated in his murder.

The video captured Fasoli being threatened at knifepoint. He was also forcibly injected on multiple occasions.