Sara Sharif case #2

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He didn't know what family dynamic he was arriving into. Absolutely fair.

When he arrived, what did he do? When he witnessed the torture and the beatings, what did he do? His DNA was on the cricket bat and the belt, again, what the duck did he do?

He kept his mouth shut. He looked away. He helped clean up. He got on a plane.

Don't judge him for what he arrived into. Judge him for what he did once he arrived. Nothing.
 
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Ohh I thought they’d break for lunch before sentencing given the time now

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BBC news are live for sentencing if anyone (like me) doesn’t have sky
 
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After all of that, I could never a be a defence barrister or work as part of the defence.
 
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The judge already knows what sentences he will give. The arguments today are just a formality
 
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Can really tell the BBC reporter is struggling her voice is breaking whilst talking about the abuse 🥲😣
 
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The judge already knows what sentences he will give. The arguments today are just a formality
I figured he would otherwise ten minutes is a ridiculous time to consider and finalise sentencing comments.

I'm guessing if someone makes a compelling point, it may affect the way he was leaning before and cause him to make some changes?
 
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I figured he would otherwise ten minutes is a ridiculous time to consider and finalise sentencing comments.

I'm guessing if someone makes a compelling point, it may affect the way he was leaning before and cause him to make some changes?
There was no compelling point to make in this case. In other cases, maybe.
 
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"Sara's death was the culmination of years of neglect, frequent assaults, and what can only be described as the torture of this small child."

He says this was mainly at the hands of her father Urfan Sharif, but not entirely.

"The degree of cruelty involved is almost inconceivable," the judge continues.

"This happened in plain sight in front of the rest of the family, including for the last eight months of Sara's life in front of you."
 
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BBs twin girls born 2016 with autism and global development delay- challenging behaviour
 
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US&BB

Two prem twin girls, autism and global developmental delay

a son with ill health

another son
 
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I am sobbing.

I am loving this judge though.

"This happened in plain sight in front of the rest of the family, including for the last eight months of Sara's life in front of you, Faisal Malik."
 
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I know we knew how bad things were but listening to the judge is heartbreaking. Him slapping her away, them only abusing Sara because she was a girl. Sara, you deserved so much better.
 
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