GUILTY UK - Sara Sharif, 10, found murdered in house, Surrey, Aug 2023 *POIs ARREST* #4

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  • #601
From the link above:

Prosecutor
William Emlyn Jones KC:


"For the last eight months of her life,
when the level of violence grew to the point where it ultimately cost her her life,
there were three adults living in the house with her.
None of them ever reported Sara’s abuse, suffering, or injuries
to any outside agency
which could have intervened."

How true!

:(
"To put it bluntly, he is taking you [the jury] for fools"
 
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Does anyone think that *maybe* the loud banging and rattling was Sara’s brother or step-siblings locked away from her to not interfere with the punishments? A random thought but could be of significance given the text he sent to friend about her dying. He certainly was reaching riskily beyond the house of horrors (where cards and phones would have been tightly monitored) through this reaction. It's impossible to think that absolutely NOBODY stood up for this little girl. JMO
I thought the young Lad was very brave sending the message . As the boy could have divulged what had been happening to Sara in previous texts and was now telling his friend that Sara had passed away . He was not to know if police would arrive and bienash only booked tickets after this text so family had not fled yet . The boy must have done it discreetly because I doubt the trio would have approved .this kind of tells me that even if malik was not involved in the previous beatings . He was definitely involved in the clean up .adults all distracted. Kids left to own devices.
 
  • #605
Like that poor, poor girl had the capacity to sit and learn after regular beatings and constant slaps about the head. I can’t :(
These letters are very telling in how petty the parents were for brutal punishments. Sitting not learning shouldn't reap a humiliating beating. It should alert parents to the appropriate support needed for trauma, ADD or ASD etc. Also, why were they in Sara’s possession - alongside her notebook - if they were given as peace offerings. Perhaps rejected by U and B as if the desperate pleas meant nothing to them. JMO
Or prehaps a journal/ diary to pour her little heart into
 
  • #606

Mr Emlyn Jones told jurors: “The point has been made not every injury was in of itself a fatal injury, that is conveniently to ignore the cumulative effect.

“You are not required to find a specific fatal injury, it is simply not possible. Sara was killed by the combined effect of what she suffered over time
So Beinash and fasial didn't speak during police interviews either . I wish I wasn't surprised but there you go . Absolute unremorseful sub human beings .
 
  • #607
So Beinash and fasial didn't speak during police interviews either . I wish I wasn't surprised but there you go . Absolute unremorseful sub human

I thought the young Lad was very brave sending the message . As the boy could have divulged what had been happening to Sara in previous texts and was now telling his friend that Sara had passed away . He was not to know if police would arrive and bienash only booked tickets after this text so family had not fled yet . The boy must have done it discreetly because I doubt the trio would have approved .this kind of tells me that even if malik was not involved in the previous beatings . He was definitely involved in the clean up .adults all distracted. Kids left to own devices.
And Malik footing the huge bill for the quick, guilty getaway.
 
  • #608
Prosecutor
William Emlyn Jones KC:


"Positive steps were taken to cover the abuse up throughout those months.

None of the defendants did anything to prevent the abuse of Sara,
as they surely would have done if they were not complicit in it.

If you know it is happening you do something to prevent it.

None of them did
because they were, and are, all responsible for her death
and they all are guilty
of her murder.”

Absolutely!!!

PS
It seems Prosecution's Closing Speech took the whole day.

Good!


 
  • #609
Prosecutor
William Emlyn Jones KC:


"Positive steps were taken to cover the abuse up throughout those months.

None of the defendants did anything to prevent the abuse of Sara,
as they surely would have done if they were not complicit in it.

If you know it is happening you do something to prevent it.

None of them did
because they were, and are, all responsible for her death
and they all are guilty
of her murder.”

Absolutely!!!

PS
It seems Prosecution's Closing Speech took the whole day.

Good!


Good indeed. I hope the trial so far has felt like an eternity to these three.
 
  • #610
From the link above:

Prosecutor
William Emlyn Jones KC:


"For the last eight months of her life,
when the level of violence grew to the point where it ultimately cost her her life,
there were three adults living in the house with her.
None of them ever reported Sara’s abuse, suffering, or injuries
to any outside agency
which could have intervened."

How true!

:(

Given the apologetic notes and letters written by Sara that we have seen this week, and the fact that any adult living in that house must have been aware that something was wrong.
It also occurs to me that, with this 'normalisation' of Sara's treatment in the household, with no-one seeming to mind too much, that at 10 years old and so familiar with long-term abuse, she could well have learned to blame herself for her fate, and this attitude would in itself deter or prevent her from seeking any help for herself, or asking any of her family to help.
So it would not have been too difficult for the adults to instruct her to lie at school and elsewhere and to cover up and hide her injuries.
For this reason, I think any adult in that house, just by reason of living there, is guilty of this additional mental abuse of the child, simply by continuing to live there as if the household was 'normal.'
 
  • #611
On the evening of Sara dying. a child (the brother IMO) in the household sent an "urgent" text message to a friend stating that Sara had "just passed away."

This message was sent at 8:38 pm, shortly after Batool, had called her husband, Urfan Sharif, urging him to return home. So Sara died when Urfan was not at home and under the care of Batool.

The prosecution presented this text to the jury as part of the evidence to establish the timeline of events leading up to Sara's death.

So Batool must have hurt Sara to the point that the child (possibly brother) thought Sara had died AND before Sharif came and completed the act!

It is expected that the jury will convict Urfan Sharif.
But I want the same conviction for Batool and Malik! JMO

Well done Prosecutor William Emlyn Jones KC (and your legal team) !!! Your Closing Speech lasting the whole day must have been packed with irrefutable evidence against the three of them!

I heard that, in his speech, William Jones emphasized the collective responsibility of all three of the adults. He spent hours demonstrating a pattern of behavior that implicated all of them in this sustained campaign of abuse. His closing remarks highlighted the collective actions of the these adults in Sara's death and all the evidence that clearly links them to Sara's death.
 
  • #612
I thought she might have been dying of injuries Urfan had carried out previously.
 
  • #613
I thought she might have been dying of injuries Urfan had carried out previously.
Why the injuries Urfan had carried out and not his wife?
 
  • #614
I thought she might have been dying of injuries Urfan had carried out previously.
From the evidence that the Prosecution presented,
  • Injuries of such magnitude (e.g., bite marks, burns) could not be inflicted without the knowledge and participation of others.
  • The claim that Batool believed Sara was dying from injuries inflicted by Urfan fails to explain why Batool did not act to protect Sara or seek medical assistance, showing neglect or active involvement.
Given the magnitude I am inclined to the "participation" and "active involvement" by Batool.
This is just my opinion, and I’m open to being contradicted, but I’ll likely still stand by my thoughts (no offense intended)
 
  • #615
Why the injuries Urfan had carried out and not his wife?
I don't know. It's hard to know who carried out what in cases like this, apart from the bite marks probably being by batool. It's just that Urfan is the one with the proven history of abuse and violence.
 
  • #616
From G. Dragon

Thursday November 21

The trial continued today with more agreed facts being presented to the jury in relation to
Beinash Batool’s conviction for theft and fraud
by false representation in April 2015.

This related to the theft of gold jewellery from someone she was staying with at the time and taking out a mobile phone contract in someone else’s name.
Batool received a conditional discharge when she appeared at magistrates’ court.

:oops:

And...
Of course, Prosecution's Closing Speech:


 
  • #617
From the evidence that the Prosecution presented,
  • Injuries of such magnitude (e.g., bite marks, burns) could not be inflicted without the knowledge and participation of others.
  • The claim that Batool believed Sara was dying from injuries inflicted by Urfan fails to explain why Batool did not act to protect Sara or seek medical assistance, showing neglect or active involvement.
Given the magnitude I am inclined to the "participation" and "active involvement" by Batool.
This is just my opinion, and I’m open to being contradicted, but I’ll likely still stand by my thoughts (no offense intended)

I agree but that wasnt my point as such. The previous poster said "
ioletLilac said:
I thought she might have been dying of injuries Urfan had carried out previously." My point was it could just as easily have been injuries caused by her as its obvious she was a big participant in the abuse especially when you consider he worked long hours and was not there a lot which is something that bothers me.
 
  • #618
I really do not trust any of their accounts about what happened the day/evening Sara died. It is quite possible she was left in the outhouse and was found deeply unconscious or dead by one of them .
 
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I really do not trust any of their accounts about what happened the day/evening Sara died. It is quite possible she was left in the outhouse and was found deeply unconscious or dead by one of them .
That is my point tbh but I do suspect that Batool did a lot more than is being claimed. This case just feels like one big mess with Urfan changing his story and the other pair not speaking at all.
 
  • #620
From G. Dragon

Thursday November 21

The trial continued today with more agreed facts being presented to the jury in relation to
Beinash Batool’s conviction for theft and fraud
by false representation in April 2015.

This related to the theft of gold jewellery from someone she was staying with at the time and taking out a mobile phone contract in someone else’s name.
Batool received a conditional discharge when she appeared at magistrates’ court.

:oops:

And...
Of course, Prosecution's Closing Speech:


And the beginning of Urfan Sharif's defence counsel's closing speech. Mr Mian says US couldn't have caused the traumatic brain injury, but the evidence for that is US's assertion that he never hit Sara on the head. Can he be believed? I think this all helps to bring out the fact that BB and US are both guilty.
 
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