Killer admits 'it's happened again' after New Year's Eve murder

Daniel Levy, 48, has confessed to the murder of Abdul Kaleem Shaik, 41, on New Year's Eve. Levy reportedly told police officers, "it's happened again" after stabbing Shaik in the neck at his Vauxhall residence. Shaik's body was discovered by officers in the flat. Levy, who suffers from schizophrenia, has a history of violence, including the manslaughter of his grandmother in 2000, for which he received an indefinite hospital order. He had previously been released from a secure mental health unit and had a history of psychiatric treatment. Levy initially denied the murder, citing his mental health, but changed his plea to guilty as his trial was set to commence. He stated he wanted to avoid a trial and "go quietly." The judge deemed him fit to enter his plea. Levy claimed he believed he was helping the victim by killing him. He is scheduled for sentencing on September 9.