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Did not see that coming, tbh![]()
Lawyer: Sara Sharif’s family returned to resolve matters
Attiq Malik, the lawyer representing Sara Sharif’s family says his clients have returned to the UK from Pakistan “of their own accord to resolve matters”. Police are continuing to question the father and two other relatives of 10-year-old Sara, who was found dead at her home in Woking, Surrey...uk.news.yahoo.com
Agreed, I was actually shocked when I read that they were arrested in front of the passengers. Hope they felt humiliated and degraded! I was surprised they were trusted to make the journey with no law enforcements. Be interesting to see if any other passengers will speak out? I read somewhere that he slept the whole journey? Bloody hell, how can he sleep after what they have done?
Lawyer Attiq Malik "The next step really is just to resolve matters, using the rule of law, and see what happens next".Did not see that coming, tbh
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Lawyer: Sara Sharif’s family returned to resolve matters
Attiq Malik, the lawyer representing Sara Sharif’s family says his clients have returned to the UK from Pakistan “of their own accord to resolve matters”. Police are continuing to question the father and two other relatives of 10-year-old Sara, who was found dead at her home in Woking, Surrey...uk.news.yahoo.com
Just resolving matters sounds like sorting out a minor dispute. What happens next should not be too difficult for him to work out.Lawyer Attiq Malik "The next step really is just to resolve matters, using the rule of law, and see what happens next".
He looks like he's had a rough night imo.
I would think them being put in business class would be for police operational reasons. A much lower number of passengers and seats more spread out in business class could also be a reason.I have not read every post so forgive me if this has been addressed, but were they "upgraded" to business class with crew knowledge they would be arrested upon landing? It is easier, I imagine, for LE if the arrestees are in the front of the plane??? idk
jmo
Is a British prison more tenable than a Pakistani one? If so, that may have been part of their incentive to return.
Imo.
The passenger said the suspects were taken off the flight before anyone else.
The passenger told Sky News that police questioned a few people who had been sitting around the suspects on the plane, asking if they had tried to speak to them during the flight.
Officers also said that nobody was allowed to film.
Agreed, I was actually shocked when I read that they were arrested in front of the passengers. Hope they felt humiliated and degraded! I was surprised they were trusted to make the journey with no law enforcements. Be interesting to see if any other passengers will speak out? I read somewhere that he slept the whole journey? Bloody hell, how can he sleep after what they have done?
Yep, that's how it works in my experience. I've been on flights involving arrests a few times (not my own, I hasten to add) and it's a detailed, disruptive and sometimes shocking process.
Nothing gets an aggressive de-planer back in their seat quite like the sudden entrance of a dozen heavily-armed tactical officers from front and back of a plane while the pilot drones on about a "brief delay due to a routine security matter." One one such flight the wide boys across the aisle began chanting "Con Air! Con Air!"
I expect some covert filming to eventually make its way to the DM. And the likely remand of the fugitives.
Who is he ?there's this unofficial phenomenon that has been speculated on where murderers sleep soundly after getting caught - in this case he wasn't arrested yet but he knew he was caught JMO
I think this is referring to Urfan being asleep on the plane . The point being made that even if he had not been arrested he knew the game was upWho is he ?
Surrey Police - We would like to update you today...We would like to update you today following the tragic death of Sara Sharif.
Three people have been charged with the murder of 10-year-old Sara after her body was found at her home address in #Woking on 10 August.
The Crown Prosecution Service has authorised charges against Sara’s father, Urfan Sharif, 41, of Hammond Road, #Woking, Urfan’s partner, Beinash Batool, 29, of Hammond Road, #Woking, and Urfan’s brother, Faisal Malik, 28, of Hammond Road, #Woking.
They have also been charged with causing or allowing the death of a child.
They were arrested yesterday evening (13 September), at Gatwick Airport as they disembarked a flight from Dubai.
All three have been remanded in custody to appear at Guildford Magistrate’s Court later today (15 September).
Sara’s mother has been informed of this latest development and is being supported by specialist officers. Our thoughts are with her, and those affected by Sara's death, at this difficult time.
Our enquiries remain ongoing and we remain absolutely committed to conducting a thorough investigation into Sara's death.