Police seek men for tests after dad shot dead

Murder-hunt police are urging more than 100 men to come forwardfor DNA testing.

The men were contacted as part of the search for the killer ofNairn banker Alistair Wilson, shot dead in 2004.

Officers wrote to around 1,000 men asking them to come fortesting.

All were believed to have been in the area or have a connectionwith Mr Wilson, pictured, who was killed by a gunman at theCrescent Road home he shared with his wife Victoria and their twoyoung sons.

Around 100 men failed to respond, and it is understood they will be contacted again.

A police source said that the swab procedure for DNA was painlessand took around 20 …