Sara Sharif case

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100% I think there is a huge jealousy element there, I don't want to say bad about kids but if you see their fb pages, both have pics with Sara next to her 2 sisters, the stepmums children, and Sara stands out as much prettier, its bad to say it but its true. She probably couldn't handle that, plus jealousy of her being from a previous relationship, she just gives me emma tustin vibes that she couldn't stand having a reminder of her partners last relationship around and so targeted sara.
I think I found the profile are the girls all dressed in green in the profile picture ?
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I think I found the profile are the girls all dressed in green in the profile picture ?
And the fathers pic got the son with him with Sara and the twins
 
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Been catching up. Sara endured so much. Interesting that the stepmother didn’t consent to teeth impressions. The neighbours evidence of step mother always shouting but house quiet when sad about.
 
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I have a feeling the step mum was jealous of the child somehow. I think she probably framed her as having being naughty, started off the abuse herself as the neighbours heard and then when the father got home, told him how she'd been naughty and he carried on the abuse. I think she knew eventually she may die and got herself an alibi by texting her sister all those years back. How she thinks that might save her is beyond me. I think her idea was to run off into the sunset with her man, but he made the call instead.....
Female jealousy of the children - especially females - of the partner with his ex, is very much a thing. It's kind of taboo and rarely talked about. But it's a thing. Like I said upthread...the fairytale/folklore trope of the 'wicked stepmother'? Like all folktale tropes, it exists for a reason - it represents observed behaviour through generations.

Are the other children still in Pakistan does anyone know?
 
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The children were made wards of the court in the UK. There were attempts to have them returned to the UK.

Pakistani authorities - when they found the children - sent them to live in a ‘childcare home’ then later awarded temporary custody of the children to their grandfather in Pakistan. Surrey council have asked for them to be returned to the UK.

That was December and it said the case was ongoing. I haven’t seen anything after that.
 
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The other children are key witnesses. Also they are very vulnerable, being in Pakistan = a bad idea. I very much they are back and somewhere safe.
 
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Which IMO is exactly why they were taken to Pakistan - so they couldn’t be questioned by UK authorities. They have too much knowledge of what happened in that house.
That and the fact that those Demons would not want their other kids taken into care. It seems illogical but abusers often strongly resist kids being taken into care (even though it would optically make their lives easier) because they see their children as possessions, or (as in the case of Baby P's 'caregivers') are sadists and just straight up love inflicting pain.
 
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Fractures in her fingers for 2 weeks before she died.
A neck fracture for 6-12 weeks.
Signs of starvation.
Signs of strangulation.

It just keeps getting worse.
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They tortured her. If they don’t get whole life orders something is very wrong.
 
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Fractures in her fingers for 2 weeks before she died.
A neck fracture for 6-12 weeks.
Signs of starvation.
Signs of strangulation.

It just keeps getting worse.
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They tortured her. If they don’t get whole life orders something is very wrong.
The fact that her bone marrow was 'jellified' is truly horrific because it means adequate nutrition was withdrawn very suddenly and significantly. Something similar was seen in POWs in Japanese concentration camps in WW2 as part of the Unit 731 experiments (do NOT google Unit 731 unless you want to ruin your day, just believe that it made Auschwitz look like Butlins and I do not say that lightly).

This is proper, carefully planned abuse and things like the hoods and some of the other injuries are honestly like something from Japanese concentration camps. I would not be surprised if it turns out that the Demons were watching documentaries to learn new horrific things to do that they could experiment with. This goes way beyond an inadequate parent lashing out.

Like I said before, I honestly do believe that the death penalty should apply for very rare and isolated cases like this, if the people are found guilty obvs.
 
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Apols for double posting but I was on the websleuths thread about this and they have a Polish contributor who was saying that this trial is getting enormous coverage in Poland, huge outrage (they are an incredibly pro-children pro-family society) and details about Olga's life with Sharif were published there that werent published here due to obvious reporting restrictions. I saw a posted saying that Sharif was horribly abusive to Olga and even wanted to set fire to her at one point, one of his cousins had to physically defend her. Total depravity, demonic.
 
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Fractures in her fingers for 2 weeks before she died.
A neck fracture for 6-12 weeks.
Signs of starvation.
Signs of strangulation.

It just keeps getting worse.
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They tortured her. If they don’t get whole life orders something is very wrong.
It is horrific. I was thinking exactly the same thing re the WLO.
That poor little girl.
 
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Apols for double posting but I was on the websleuths thread about this and they have a Polish contributor who was saying that this trial is getting enormous coverage in Poland, huge outrage (they are an incredibly pro-children pro-family society) and details about Olga's life with Sharif were published there that werent published here due to obvious reporting restrictions. I saw a posted saying that Sharif was horribly abusive to Olga and even wanted to set fire to her at one point, one of his cousins had to physically defend her. Total depravity, demonic.
I'm not blaming the mother but I cannot get my head around her leaving her children with a man like this. I would be in prison for murdering him before leaving them in his care if the family court process failed to award me custody
 
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Does anyone know why the family Court didn't award the Mother custody? Were there problems in her care?
 
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I'm not blaming the mother but I cannot get my head around her leaving her children with a man like this. I would be in prison for murdering him before leaving them in his care if the family court process failed to award me custody
It looks like the courts awarded primary custody of the children to the father. And that the mother had visitation, but this eventually stopped.

There's some more detail in this Polish article, which I used Google Translate to read:

 
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It looks like the courts awarded primary custody of the children to the father. And that the mother had visitation, but this eventually stopped.

There's some more detail in this Polish article, which I used Google Translate to read:

Oh my god. That explains a lot. The family court has a LOT to answer for!!
 
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Oh my god. That explains a lot. The family court has a LOT to answer for!!
I will say to treat this article with caution - not that I don't believe the details in it, but it paints the mother in a very favourable light as it's her side of the story.

I suspect there are more details which haven't been revealed about why she lost custody.
 
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I can't contribute much because you're all pretty much covering & conveying my thoughts.

This poor young soul deserved so much more than the life that was so very poorly provided to her.
It's bloody painful hearing her plight. I could cry.

As an adult I would struggle to impact any of these injuries to an adult never mind a child despite the fact that they all deserve to suffer just as Sara did.

Is it wrong that I hope fellow inmates are beating 2 shades of tit out of them?

I genuinely feel lost!
 
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I'm not blaming the mother but I cannot get my head around her leaving her children with a man like this. I would be in prison for murdering him before leaving them in his care if the family court process failed to award me custody
It’s so hard because if he / the step-mother are saying the children don’t want to see her, there’s very little she can do. If SS were involved, Sara and her brother would have been primed (threatened, probably) to say they don’t want to see their mother any more. They were of an age where they could express that.

There’s no way the father would let Sara see her mother, because then the violence and abuse would have been known. If he had legal custody, he holds the power.
 
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