13:12JAMIE PHILLIPS
Danyal Hussein 'entered park wearing latex gloves', court told
Mr Glasgow continues to set out the prosecution's case against Mr Hussein.
On June 3, about 48 hours before the murders, he set off to ASDA in Collingdale and purchased a knife blocok of five kitchen knives, He took them back to his home address. The knives and block have never been found. The knife found in the grass was identical to the knives he purchased in the shop. That knife found in the grass appears to have been used and was stained with blood.
The defendant tried to report the bank card as lost and claimed all purchases from June 3 onwards were nothing to do with him. On June 10, he was seen at Tesco using that bank card - the same bank card h said he was not in possession of.
He was seen entering the park on the evening of June 5 wearing latex gloves and carrying a rucksack. He was not seen again until the early hours of the following morning. His blood was found on branches and leaves comprising of the undergrowth. DNA was also found on the ankles and leggings of Bibaa Henry.
His DNA was found on various drinks bottles as [p]art of the birthday celebrations. A mobile phone was thrown into a pond at a similar time it was found to have stopped working..
13:17KEY EVENT
Police found handwritten notes defendant had written to 'demon' agreeing to 'sacrifice women', court told
Mr Glasgow QC tells the Old Bailey that a search of Hussein's bedroom resulted in handwritten notes being seized.
The notes detailed an agreement with a demon "to sacrifice women in order to win the lottery".
Danyal Hussein visited Northold Park Hospital for treatment the following day. He told doctors he had been mugged the night before. He was referred to a plastic surgeon. He told the durgeon he had been mugged and didn't want to report the incident to police.
When the defendant’s bedroom was searched, the police found a handwritten document purporting to be an agreement between the defendant and a demon, in which he promised to sacrifice women in order to win the lottery and not to be suspected of any crime he had committed.
It would appear that the defendant had confidence that his plan would work since following the fatal attacks upon Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman, the defendant purchased several lottery tickets and three lottery tickets folded up inside the agreement he had written with the devil.
As it turned out, the demon did not come good on the bargain since not only did the defendant not win the lottery but the police identified all the evidence that links him to these two murders.
13:24JAMIE PHILLIPS
Bibaa Henry killed in 'frenzied and relentless attack', court hears
Mr Glasgow QC contiues:
The defendant wanted to kill women and planned the senseless violence in the days before. He went to the park to lie in wait for victims and when he had the opportunity to attack, he attack quickly and overpowered Bibaa Henry.
Nicole Smallman put up a fight, havng seen her sister killed in a frenzied and relentless attack.
He cut his own hand because the knife was wet with blood, so he left DNA on the handle. He dragged the bodies of both wo[m]en and left his blood on the surrounding trees and bushes - his DNA on both of them. He put items into rubbisg bags and threw away glasses which were heavily stained with blood.
He discarded of his own trousers, which is why he is seen on CCTV with his jacket around his waist and his hand tucked into his waist. He tried to cover what he did.
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