(04-30-2019, 08:49 PM)guohua Wrote: It sounds like the actions of the Indian guy was strange. Really stupid questions to ask, any google search for Catholic schools and stores in that area would have showed him everything he needed to know.
He did have a phone, that was what he's taking photos with and interior images of the house was
on the Estate Agent's website. It was bizarre!
Why cancel an appointment with the agent and then turn up alone?
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Oh, and in regards of the freezer murders, one female neighbour said:
Quote:'...One local resident, who wanted to be named as Bud, said she had heard the man looked "shocked"SOURCE:
when he was taken away, adding: "They arrested him, put him in the back of the van and that's it.
"Everything goes on in there – drugs, women going in and out.
"That MJ [Mary Jane Mustafa] – she used to be knock on my door. She used to go in there and all of a
sudden, she disappeared off the earth. "She looked decent. I last saw her last May before she went missing."...'
Tightly-knit group, huh?
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The standards I was talking about...
Quote:CHILD GROOMING: Two men accused of raping girl ‘abused by multiple men for yearsThe Sun:
from age 11’ as two women go on trial with them for child cruelty
Mohammed Akram and Usman Khalid are accused of taking the victim from her home in
Huddersfield and abusing her when she was a child.
'Two men are accused of abducting and raping a girl abused by multiple men from the age of 11 or 12.
Mohammed Akram and Usman Khalid are on trial with two women, who are accused of child cruelty,
after the victim was "deliberately targeted".
(Left) Usman Khalid and Mohammed Akram are accused of abusing a girl from the age of 11 or 12.
(Right) Shahnaz Malik, at Leeds Crown Court, is accused of child cruelty.
Leeds Crown Court heard yesterday the men "wanted to use her for their own sexual purposes" when they
took her out of her Huddersfield children's home. Richard Wright QC, prosecuting, told the jury: "We say that
both of the men in the dock had sexual contact with her when she was just 12 and they knew how old she was.
"They each, on separate occasions, took her out of the children's home where she was living without permission
and with a sinister, ultimately sexually motivated, purpose.
"This case concerns the cynical sexual exploitation of an extremely vulnerable young girl.
Throughout her childhood she was deliberately targeted by men who wanted to use her for their own sexual purposes."
The prosecutor added: "This case concerns her childhood when, as you will hear - and it is important that you
understand that there is no dispute about this - she was raped and abused by multiple men over several years.
"That abuse began when she could properly be described as a little girl."
He told the jury that the girl "found herself drawn into a world in which she had little or no control of her life and was
utterly unable to make truly free or informed choices about anything where sex was concerned."
Mr Wright added: "The sad truth is that she was, at the time of these offences, alone in the world.
Her mother was a hopeless addict who was utterly unable or unwilling to care for her.
"Instead she fended for herself on the streets, in pubs, in taxi offices and in takeaway shops.
"Living by her wits and befriending men in the hope that they might feed her, or care for her, but as you will hear that
was the last thing they did."
Akram and Khalid went on trial on Monday along with two women - Shahnaz Malik, 57, from Huddersfield, and Naveeda
Habeeb, 40, also from Huddersfield - both charged with child cruelty. Akram, 33, from Huddersfield, denies five counts of
rape, sexual assault, abducting a child and trafficking for sexual exploitation.
Khalid, 31, also from Huddersfield, denies sexual assault and child abduction.
The trial is expected to last two weeks...'
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