Detectives investigate decking row in relation to murder of father almost 18 years ago
Police Scotland's major investigation team also confirmed it believed the answer to Mr Wilson's killing lay in his personal life and was not connected to his work as a business manager at the Bank of Scotland in Inverness.
Det Supt Graeme Mackie said officers could not rule out any scenario and they believed the planning application could be significant. "I would also appeal to anyone who was involved in the building of the decking area at the Havelock Hotel in 2004 to come forward."Decking at the Havelock Hotel was built in 2004 without the required planning consent
On the evening of the shooting, Mr Wilson's wife Veronica answered the door to a stocky man wearing a baseball cap who asked for her husband by name.
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