Britain Today.

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With the alleged virus being so infectious, making sure one's loved-ones are kept safe from physical
contact is extremely important. This fellow followed his cultural upbringing and packed off his unknown
female 'friend' to presumably avoid the global plague.

That or it's another case of trafficking and grooming gone wrong. It reminds me of the Backpool girl in the
kebab mincer story, but eh... they're only infidel women, right?

 By the way, the distance between Wolverhampton to Birmingham is around 17 miles.

IN THE DOCK: Married dad-of-two, 38, charged after female torso found in suitcases – leaving house ‘like an abattoir’

'This is the married dad-of-two charged after the torso and body parts of a woman were found in dumped suitcases.
Mahesh Sorathiya, 38, from Wolverhampton, was held by cops after the human remains were found in the Forest of
Dean this week.


The misunderstood brown man Mahesh Sorathiya and the oppressive Police searching the Forest of Dean.

Gareeca Conita Gordon, 27, from Birmingham, has been charged with murder, while Sorithaya has been charged
with assisting an offender. Both appeared before Cheltenham Magistrates' Court via video link today.
Gordon has been in court this morning - she spoke only to confirm her name, address, date of birth and Jamaican
nationality, before Sorathiya appeared this afternoon.

The defendants sat behind a table at the Gloucestershire Police custody suite at Compass House for the videolink
hearing. District Judge Joti Bopa-Rai remanded both custody and ordered her to appear before Gloucester Crown
Court on May 19.

The body parts were found near a quarry, near Coleford in the Forest of Dean, on Tuesday night.
Police were alerted after a member of the public reported suspicions about a vehicle due to its erratic driving.
The victim, thought to be a woman from the Lozells area of Birmingham, has not been named pending DNA results.

PAIR CHARGED
Neighbours in Wolverhampton today told of their shock as police descended on Sorathiya’s five-bed home in Denmore
Gardens, a quiet residential cul-de-sec. The tradesman moved to the home three years ago from Slough, Berkshire,
with his wife, Redha. The Indian couple are said to have two teenage children.

Neighbour Tesman Raju, 74, said: “It’s so shocking. They are a lovely family - I never had a bad word to say about them.
“I saw them all just the other week cleaning their car on the driveway. There didn’t seem to be a problem.
“I considered them to be friends. When their father died, they knocked on my door and I went to their funeral.
We got on well with them.

“The son is a nice guy. He didn’t have a bad word to say about anyone. All the family is nice to talk to. “It’s such a shock
to see the police here.” A Mercedes remained parked in the drive of the house but there was no sign of the family’s white
Range Rover, bought as a Valentine’s Day present for Redha.

Another neighbour, who asked not to be named, said: “They are a well off family.
"It’s a nice house to live in and there’s usually a white Range Rover outside. There have been detectives going in and out
all day. "Police officers have been knocking on doors asking questions but they’re not telling us much.”

The property in Birmingham – the suspected murder scene - was described as being 'like an abattoir'.
A source close to the investigation told The Sun: “It was like a bloodbath."
Sorithiya and Gordon were charged by Gloucestershire Police last night.

A spokesman said: “A woman has been charged with murder in connection with the discovery of human remains in the
Forest of Dean on the evening of Tuesday 12 May. “Gareeca Conita Gordon, 27, from Birmingham, has been charged
with the murder of a woman on or before 12 May 2020.

“Mahesh Sorathiya, 38, from Wolverhampton, has been charged with assisting an offender on or before 12 May 2020.
“The pair have been refused bail and are due to appear before magistrates in Cheltenham via video link.
“Police are awaiting results of DNA tests to establish the identity of the victim.”...'

The Sun: