David and Roger Cooper have been jailed for life and ordered to serve a minimum of 30 years after being found guilty of murdering Coventry Costco worker Sameena Imam. Her body was found at an allotment in Leicester in January.
The moment a convicted killer confessed to murder in an interview with detectives has been released by police.
Brothers David and Roger Cooper were today jailed for the murder of Coventry Costco worker Sameena Imam.
An eight-week trial heard that Roger Cooper spent at least a month plotting to kill the 34-year-old - one of his three lovers - to prevent her exposing their two-year affair.
In a police interview David Cooper admitted to using chloroform "to shut her up". He later later retracted the admission of his guilt.
Sameena Imam's family have given permission for the recording to be released.
The brother of a Coventry Costco worker who was murdered before she was buried at an allotment in Leicester has spoken of his loss.
Police believe Roger Cooper's plan to make Sameena Imam "disappear" was motivated by a desire to keep his job and keep his affairs a secret.
An ex-soldier and his brother, a "callous and calculating" cash-and-carry worker, have been found guilty of murdering Sameena Imam.