Moment jilted killer gets eyebrows plucked just hours after strangling his boyfriend to death in brutal murder

THIS is the moment a jilted killer got his eyebrows plucked just hours after murdering his boyfriend. Imran Uddin, 35, murdered Ismail Younis, 24, at home in Hockley, Birmingham, after a two-year campaign of coercive and violent behaviour. Advertisement Victim Ismail had told Uddin before the horror that he wanted to end the relationship after discovering the killer had been cheating. CCTV showed Uddin in the hours that followed stalking his ex-partner around Birmingham city centre and repeatedly visiting his workplace. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Thank you! Email address Please provide a valid email. Your info will be used in accordance with our Privacy Policy You'll now receive top stories, breaking news, and more, straight to your email. Ismail was last seen on August 17 riding Uddin's scooter to his home where he was strangled then stabbed multiple times even after he was killed. After the murder, Uddin fled Birmingham and caught a train to Milton Keynes where he had family. He was then captured calmly getting his eyebrows threaded and his hair cut. Ismail's body was discovered three days after the horror – with police launching a manhunt for Uddin. He was arrested the next day but pretended to be shocked when told his partner was dead. Bodycam showed him asking an officer: 'Did you say murdered? They're saying my partner got murdered, bro.' Advertisement Investigators found Ismail's blood on Uddin's phone, while the knife used in the murder had been washed and put back in its drawer at his home. Uddin was found guilty of murder after a trial at Birmingham Crown Court and was jailed for life and ordered to serve a minimum of 21 years. Detective Sergeant Jeanette Roberts, West Midlands Police Homicide Unit, said: 'Ismail's was life was taken by a coercive, controlling and manipulative partner. Advertisement 'Enraged that Ismail had found the strength to take back his independence and end the relationship, he manoeuvred Ismail to his death. 'Uddin's thoughts have only ever been for himself. He fled the scene and had no intention of facing the consequences of his actions. 'He has shown no remorse for his actions, or for the pain he has inflicted on Ismail's family and loved ones. 'By his own agreement in court, he was a toxic narcissist who had to have it all his way.'