[arista]

At least they have found the poor lady.

It will smell if left there.............

Evil Murder



SkyNewsHD Live

https://news.sky.com/story/womans-bo...orces-13255149



LBC:
[Detectives from Northamptonshire
Police said a murder inquiry has
been launched following the
discovery in Ilford, East London.

Superintendent Steve Freeman
said the woman, who has not been
named but is from Corby in
Northamptonshire,
may have been the victim of
a "targeted incident".

Mr Freeman said: "Fast-track inquiries
were made which sadly led
to the discovery of a woman's body
inside the boot of a vehicle
in the Ilford area of London.

"We are treating the death as suspicious
and a murder investigation has been launched."

Detectives from the
East Midlands Special Operations
Unit major crime team are working
in the Metropolitan Police on the case.]


https://www.lbc.co.uk/news/womans-bo...murder-ilford/

[arista]

The Asian Husband has left the Country.

Police Live
say Harshita Brella was murdered in Corby.

[arista]

Harshita Brella, 24
Killed by her Evil Husband in Corby.

Then he chucked her in the Boot
drove to London
then Flew out of the UK to Asia.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by arista

Harshita Brella, 24
Killed by her Evil Husband in Corby.

Then he chucked her in the Boot
drove to London
then Flew out of the UK to Asia.

She looks about 12 !!


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[arista]

Originally Posted by Zizu

She looks about 12 !!

I think a young 24-year-old lady
sadly murdered

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Zizu

She looks about 12 !!


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I don't think that is the thing to take from this, Zizu.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

I don't think that is the thing to take from this, Zizu.

Just an observation …


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[Livia]

Poor cow... I hope he's extradited immediately.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Livia

Poor cow... I hope he's extradited immediately.

Yes if they find him.

[Cherie]

Why Ilford, he must have some connection to it, its not exactly near an airport, poor girl ....

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Why Ilford, he must have some connection to it, its not exactly near an airport, poor girl ....

London City to Amsterdam... Then the world's your lobster.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Livia

London City to Amsterdam... Then the world's your lobster.

ah of course, forgot about City

[arista]

The Evil Killer now in Asia.

[husband Pankaj Lamba]


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...la-ilford.html

[arista]

[arista]

The Police
were aware of this Lady.
In Corby, the 24year old was known
to the Police as having trouble with
her husband.


Last Sept., she was under a Protection Order


All Media

[Ammi]

…this is just so incredibly tragic and awful…I would have thought that he would have fled to family overseas, so hopefully he’ll be found and brought back to face justice for ….how terrified she must have been and how helpless she must have felt…having just watched Until I Kill You, which is based on a true story…it makes you realise how completely unprotected that females are in their lives if suffering abuse and living with extreme fear every day…the police system is sadly too often, not fit for purpose and offers little or no protection…

[Cherie]

And once again the police refer themselves to the watchdog, every time something like this happens its the same old story, woman dead and the police refer themselves, nothing changes, she lived in a shared house as well, and a woman was heard with a man and she sounded terrified, but no one intervened ... sad times

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Cherie

And once again the police refer themselves to the watchdog, every time something like this happens its the same old story, woman dead and the police refer themselves, nothing changes, she lived in a shared house as well, and a woman was heard with a man and she sounded terrified, but no one intervened ... sad times

It's sometimes hard to believe this is 2024 and not 1824. Some things have just not moved on. The police, where women's safety is concerned, are a bloody disgrace.

[arista]

[I want justice for my daughter,' says mother
of murder victim Harshita Brella]


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c7v3q8l7r43o


[Harshita Brella’s mother, Sudesh Kumari,
spoke through tears to the BBC
from the family home in Delhi.
Ms Brella was "very excited" to move to the
UK in April after an arranged marriage
with Pankaj Lamba,
her sister Sonia Dabas said.]

[Northamptonshire Police believe
Mr Lamba murdered Ms Brella
and then fled the country after
transporting the 24-year-old's
body by car to Ilford, east London.

Ms Brella's father, Satbir Brella,
said: "I want my son-in-law
to be brought to justice
and I want my daughter's body
brought home."]

[arista]

This is Why I hate Arranged Marriage.

The UK should Ban it

[arista]

She was originally Married in India,

Police have now confirmed
she was strangled to death.


The Mother in India
spoke on ITV1HD London News
wants the husband to be Hanged to Death.

[Cherie]

Poor girl brought here as part of an arranged marriage, must have been terrifying to be in a strange country, why was the restraining order issued for 28 days only?

[Cherie]

Jaguar car advert with people stamping their feet runs to 6 pages

Murder of a young Asian woman doesn't even reach one page..... the world is seriously ****ed

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Jaguar car advert with people stamping their feet runs to 6 pages

Murder of a young Asian woman doesn't even reach one page..... the world is seriously ****ed

Priorities are seriously skewed.

[Ammi]

Police have revealed more details about the way in which they handled a domestic abuse allegation made by murder victim Harshita Brella...

Northamptonshire Police have faced significant criticism from the public since this newspaper revealed on Sunday that Harshita Brella had been the subject of a domestic violence protection order before her death.

Yesterday MP Angela Rayner said at Prime Minister’s Questions that she ‘should have been protected’

One Tuesday Harshita’s own Delhi-based family told The Guardian they felt she had not been protected.

Now the force has spoken publicly for the first time about the way in which it tried to help Harshita before she died.

Officers said she made a complaint to police on August 29, six days before Northampton Magistrates’ Court made the order.

They also said they placed her in a refuge. It is not known how long she stayed in the refuge. The house in which Harshita was staying in Skegness Walk when she died was only a minute’s walk from the home of her husband, Pankaj Lamba.

They said that she was classed as a ‘high risk’ victim and was visited several times by officers.

Tonight, (Thursday, November 21) police said that they had carried out a review of their own handling of the case since her death.

Assistant Chief Constable Emma James said: “Following Harshita’s death, Northamptonshire Police reviewed the Force’s handling of an investigation which was launched following a domestic abuse allegation by Harshita Brella on August 29. The investigation was owned by a specialist detective from within the Domestic Abuse Investigation Team.

“Harshita was identified as being at high risk of domestic abuse and was immediately assigned an Independent Domestic Violence Advisor (IDVA). A referral was also made to the MARAC (Multi-Agency Risk Assessment Conference), sharing information with partners and collectively formulating a safety plan. Harshita was placed in a refuge and visited and contacted by officers on a number of occasions throughout the investigation.

“The alleged perpetrator was identified, quickly arrested and bailed with conditions.

“Northamptonshire Police actively sought and obtained a Domestic Violence Protection Notice (DVPN) and a Domestic Violence Protection Order was authorised at Northampton Magistrates Court on September 5 which remained in place for 28 days whilst the investigations continued against the alleged perpetrator.

“This case has been referred for a Domestic Homicide Review which will seek to identify any learning.”

Earlier this week our reporter spoke to someone who had come into contact with Harshita in the weeks before her death.

He told our reporter that ‘she would never’ have chosen to live in the place she had been staying in Skegness Walk.

"The people in there were not good people,” he said.

“They would not support her.

"She didn’t ask me for help. I wish she had asked. There would have been lots of help available to her here. There is a big Indian community and anyone would have taken her in.”

Another man, shopkeeper at Lincoln Stores Popet Khunti, said that he had seen Harshita in the shop several times.

"She came in on her own. We didn’t really see him. She never spoke.

"It’s really sad that nobody knew what she was going through all alone. Maybe she didn’t speak good English so she couldn’t say anything to us.”


https://www.northantstelegraph.co.uk...-death-4878215