Britain Today.

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The second-above posting of the dead girl in a suitcase and married man of two -Mahesh Sorathiya, continues
in today's news (well, those without diversity agendas), with more information on how the reverence of women
seems not be be at the forefront of some cultures.

But remember, the lame-stream media always presents you with a narrative, not necessarily THE narrative.
Just as the second-above posting indicated, this one continues pushing the idea that it was the man who should
be focused on here. The woman involved -who lived in the same abode as the victim, is offered in the first few
lines and yet mysteriously, is only named as the actual suspected murderer nearer the end of the article.

'Heartbroken aunt of woman found ‘chopped in half’ dumped in suitcases pays tribute to ‘sweet-natured girl’.

'A heartbroken aunt has paid tribute to her "lovely, sweet natured" niece who was was found chopped in half
and stuffed in two suitcases. Phoenix Netts, 28, is thought to have been living at a women's refuge in Birmingham
when she was killed...'

There's the hint to what's really going on in certain areas of the UK. Womens' refuges, hostels for vulnerable girls
and women and orphanages for teenagers. These places seem to be ideal hunting grounds for those who perceive
women as nothing more than lust-vessels.

'Her body was later dumped in the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire. Police fear she had been sawn in half and burned.
Her devastated aunt, Ana-Liliana Netts, 55, opened up about the horror of hearing about her niece's tragic death.


Phoenix Netts - the murdered, Mahesh Sorathiya the assistant to the killing. The suspect in the actual murder,
-Gareeca Conita Gordon, has no image.

She told the Mail Online: "I'm shocked that she has died in such a horrific way. "I hadn't seen her since she was little,
but she was a lovely, sweet-natured girl. Her father used to tell me proudly how clever she was.
"She used to live in Croydon, she was from a very nice family. They must be heartbroken.
"I always remember her as a nice little girl. I'm so sorry she died like this."...'

For those outside of Britain, Croyden is about 10 miles south-west of central London and around 126 miles away
from Wolverhampton.

'DEVASTATED'
Phoenix's family issued an emotional statement in response to her tragic death on May 12. It read: “As a family we
are devastated with what has happened to Phoenix. “We have family and good friends supporting us and our thanks
go out to all of them.

“We would also like to thank all the police officers involved in the investigation for their hard work and sensitivity."
Meanwhile friends of Miss Netts have paid tribute, with one saying: "I can’t believe it is her. She was a lovely girl.
I thought she had got away from all this."...'

"Got away from all this"...? A strange comment to make and why I referenced Croyden. The tributes paint a nice girl
who -for some reason not presented here, decided to leave her loving family and good friends, reside in the 'Lozells
area of Birmingham' and come into contact with people such as Handyman Mahesh Sorathiya and a female who
also lived in the refuge known as Gareeca Conita Gordon.

The district of Lozells is exactly what you think it is, a inner-city neighbourhood of Birmingham with a large multi-racial
population and suffers with a multitude of crime.

'Detective Chief Inspector Scott Griffiths from our homicide team said: “Firstly, I’d like to offer my sincere condolences
to Phoenix’s family. “We’ve worked closely with colleagues at Gloucestershire over the past week and our investigation
continues at pace. “We’d urge anyone with any information about the tragic loss of Phoenix’s life to get in touch with us."'

The Forest of Dean is in the county of Gloucestershire and hence, police from that area would be involved in this case.
But even if the distance between Birmingham, Wolverhampton and the Gloucester region is out of the range of what a
married man would deem a 'normal' acquaintanceship, there's more to this story than meets the eye.

'Neighbour Wahidur Rahman, 50, said: "Phoenix was a really nice young girl. She was lovely. "I thought something might
have happened to her because I hadn’t seen her in a while."

TRAGIC DEATH
It comes after two people appeared in court on Tuesday charged over Phoenix's killing.
Gareeca Conita Gordon, 27, who also lived at the seven-bed refuge in Birmingham, has been charged with murder after
the grim discovery was made last week. Married dad-of-two Mahesh Sorathiya, 38, from Wolverhampton, was charged
with assisting an offender after the body parts were discovered.
A provisional trial date was set for November 10 this year.

Neighbours reported Phoenix lived at the same women's refuge in Birmingham as Gordon. It is understood the woman was
last seen in April with her phone disconnected on Tuesday. Forensic officers were seen at the council-licensed refuge at the
weekend combing for clues.

'SHE WAS LOVELY'
Neighbour Wahidur Rahman, 50, said: "Phoenix was a really nice young girl. She was lovely. "We didn't know her well - all the
women in the refuge kept themselves to themselves. They were all vulnerable in a way...'

Again, a telling comment. 'kept themselves to themselves' in the refuge and yet, somehow Jamacian-born Gareeca Conita Gordon
and Mahesh Sorathiya-who lived 17 miles away, came into Phoenix's stunted orbit.


"It's so shocking that she's been killed and then cut up. "I thought something might have happened to her because I hadn't seen
her in a while. "The forensics have been in her bedroom for a few days now and today they blacked out the windows.
"They've been taking away bags of belongings. "I'm just in shock, really. She was a pretty young girl."..'

Sadly, another indictment of today's British culture. There was a time when being killed in the UK was a heinous occurrence,
now being 'cut up' is also a saddening aspect. My, how times have changed.

REMAINS 'BURNT'
Tradesman Sorathiya moved to Wolverhampton three years ago from Slough, Berkshire, with his wife. The Indian couple are said
to have two teenage children. Cops swooped on a man and woman who were said to be driving suspiciously near Coleford,
Gloucestershire.

They discovered the body parts stuffed in two suitcases. It is understood there had been attempts to burn the remains.
Officers later raided a property in Birmingham and discovered the grisly murder scene which is said to have resembled an abattoir,
The Sun understands.

The judge granted conditional bail to Sorathiya, but no application for bail was made on behalf of Gordon today.
Gordon is accused of murder between April 14 and May 12, while Sorathiya is accused of assisting her between April 25 and May 12.'

The Sun:


A married Indian man with a family knows a Jamaican national who lives almost twenty miles away in a Council-funded home for
vulnerable women.
Another female is somehow murdered for unknown reasons in or near the same premesis and the Jamaican national calls on this
married Indian man for assistance in getting rid of the body. The cadaver is cut in half back at the married Indian man's home -hence
the 'abattoir' reference, a failed burning of the body took place and then it's decided to bury the remains in a wooded area away from
the crime scene.

The initial reports indicate that Police forces were involved in scouring the wooded area and yet, this account states the two suspects
were apprehended due to 'driving suspiciously' in the Gloucestershire area. However, The Daily Mail -where this article is gleaned from,
shows an image of Police Officers searching the woodland with a comment beneath the photograph stating:
'Police searched the area in the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, after discovering a man and a woman carrying suitcases
containing body parts'

Which one is it...? Driving suspiciously, discovering a man and a woman carrying suitcases containing body parts or the discovery
of a hidden body in a wood?
There's more to this incident than meets the eye.