Thursday, August 15, 2013

Husband, Family Suspected of Honor Killing in UK

Some may ask...what have the Muslim BROUGHT to the United Kingdom in their immigration - well, this is one of them....honor killings.

Quite a contribution, don't you think?

The article comes from The Clarion Project.



Husband, Family Suspected of Honor Killing in UK


Police in the UK are looking for the body of a Muslim woman who they suspect of being killed by her husband and his brother, with help from another brother and the husband’s parents.

Rania Alayed, 25, a mother of three, went missing from her home in Manchester in early July. Her disappearance was called “extremely out of character” by police who have charge her husband, Ahmed Khatib, 33 and brother-in-law, Muhanned Mahmood Al Khatib, 38, with murder. Police have also charged another brother, age 34, with “assisting an offender.”

Reports by the BBC say that Ahmed Khatib’s father, 65, and mother, 55, have also been arrested on charges of “assisting an offender,” but have been released on bail until August 19.

Alayed had previously been the victim of domestic violence and had reported the violence to police. Part of the investigation will center around how those complaints were dealt by the police authorities who were aware of the problem.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

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Xi Jingping