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He should. Is it perverting the course of justice or aiding and abetting?Will the grandfather face charges?
He definitely obstructed justice, didn’t he?He should. Is it perverting the course of justice or aiding and abetting?
If he would have admitted he had the kids weeks ago - if he did - it could have saved a lot of time effort and no doubt funding.
The censors won't allow me to say what I really think, so I'll go with "world's smallest violin".In a petition to Lahore High Court littered with mistakes including Sara's age, the family complained that 'they are required for the murder of Sara's (sic), daughter aged about 12/13 year in the United Kingdom.'
The legal papers lodged on behalf of Muhammad Sharif stated that the missing couple and their extended relatives have been 'victimised' by the police hunt, denied their fundamental right to travel and complain they have been 'deprived' of personal liberties.
It was argued that Pakistani police has no basis to detain the couple as they haven't committed any offences in Pakistan and there is no extradition treaty with Britain.
The family's lawyer Malik Asif Taufeeq Awan demanded the court intervene to 'protect and to save the entire family member including Urfan Sharif as well as her (sic) wife Benish Batool from the illegal iron hands of respondent authorities.'
I am confused by your comment, what do you meanDo you mean Uncle is already bankrupt?
I'd say. It's rolled on fairly fast since he admitted he had the children on Monday.He definitely obstructed justice, didn’t he?
The censors won't allow me to say what I really think, so I'll go with "world's smallest violin".
@Smithpanes
In a petition to Lahore High Court littered with mistakes including Sara's age, the family complained that 'they are required for the murder of Sara's (sic), daughter aged about 12/13 year in the United Kingdom.'
The legal papers lodged on behalf of Muhammad Sharif stated that the missing couple and their extended relatives have been 'victimised' by the police hunt, denied their fundamental right to travel and complain they have been 'deprived' of personal liberties.
It was argued that Pakistani police has no basis to detain the couple as they haven't committed any offences in Pakistan and there is no extradition treaty with Britain.
The family's lawyer Malik Asif Taufeeq Awan demanded the court intervene to 'protect and to save the entire family member including Urfan Sharif as well as her (sic) wife Benish Batool from the illegal iron hands of respondent authorities
Interpol maybe?Will there be Pakistani police or UK police on the flight with them?
SorryI am confused by your comment, what do you mean
He should. Is it perverting the course of justice or aiding and abetting?
If he would have admitted he had the kids weeks ago - if he did - it could have saved a lot of time effort and no doubt funding.
I would imagine there would be a few plain clothes detectives on the flight. Perhaps part of the negotiations they had was to let them return independently and not in handcuffs. Perhaps they asked for an upgrade to first class!Interpol maybe?
ETA: Looking at JennieM post above now maybe no one then. I wonder who coughed up for the return flights. It's a dear do all of this fleeing.
In Arthur LH case, father didn't kill the son (unhinged stepmother did), but he was charged and is in prison.For all we know, let's say Batool was the person responsible and Urfan had been out of the house at the time, she may have lied to Urfan too. The way she made a point of correcting that story in her speech, it's like she's thought of a more plausible lie in the meantime that would be more consistent with the injuries. JMO.
Yes, lots of high profile news stories in the UK too, with the non-harming parent also being jailed because of the failure to protect / allowing their partner to harm. IMO, this may be why they all decided to flee.In Arthur LH case, father didn't kill the son, but he was charged and is in prison.
The son was under his CARE, as Sara was under father's "care".
absolutely superb co-operation from Pakistani authorities.This morning they boarded a flight from Pakistan travelling via Dubai before they are due to arrive at Gatwick at 7.45pm.
Mr Sharif's brother Faisal Malik, who is also wanted for questioning, is travelling with the couple.
Their family lawyer, Raja Haq Nawaz, told MailOnline today the trio had boarded an Emirates flight from Pakistan's eastern city of Sialkot. He said they were not under arrest and had voluntarily left for the UK.
A spokesman for Jhelum Police, Mudassar Khan also confirmed all three had left for the UK.
Sara Sharif's fugitive dad flies BACK to UK after fleeing to Pakistan
Urfan Sharif, along with his wife Beinash Batool and his brother, Faisal Malik, have been identified by police as people they want to speak to as part of their investigation.www.dailymail.co.uk