The family of a murdered taxi driver have spoken about their “daily torture” of never finding out why their loved one was killed.
The Ghafoor family have lived without closure for three decades and are calling on the public to help “end their agony” and ensure justice is finally served.
The family have watched as their parents have taken their anguish to the grave by never finding out why their “charming and outgoing” son was taken from them.
Ethsham Ul-Haq Ghafoor, aged 26, of Sherwood Rise, known to his friends and family as Shami, was shot dead in his taxi on Tuesday 22 November 1994.
Shami was last seen in Carlton Square at 2.40am with three Asian men in his black and white Ford Sierra.
He was found by a milkman at 4.30am at Lambley Lane Playing Fields in Gedling with his hands tied and bound to the steering wheel.
Crimestoppers, a charity independent of the police, is offering up to £50,000 for any information which leads to a conviction.
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