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Protests in Madison after Tony Robinson’s fatal shooting #TonyRobinson

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Has the justice system failed little Ayesha Ali? #AyeshaAliRIP

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EAST London – Eight-year-old Ayesha’s killers – her mother and the woman who was her mother’s lover – were jailed for thirteen and eighteen years. Both were convicted of manslaughter. Little Ayesha was found in her bedroom with more than 50 injuries including bite marks in August 2013.Β  Her mother Polly Chowdury had according to the judge β€˜disgracefully failed’ her child. Whilst Kiki Muddar was described as a β€˜manipulative, wicked woman’. Muddar had rang the police on August 29 to tell them that Chowdury had tried to commit suicide and that Ayesha was dead. Chowdury told the court Ayesha had been hurt after Muddar had given her a cold bath for wetting herself. Both women were cleared of murder.

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Little Ayesha Ali’s ordeal – what this eight-year-old suffered at the hands of two people she trusted

THIS IS WHAT HER MOTHER AND HER MOTHER’S LOVER PUT LITTLE AYESHA THROUGH ..

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NEVER AGAIN Horrifying confessions from Srebrenica

 

NEVER AGAIN Ratko Mladic in Srebrenica July 11, 1995

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Former marine is found guilty of murdering American Sniper

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Chilling report details how Elliot Rodger executed murderous rampage

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A new era in Mexican drug war with arrest of last Mr Big

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NEVER AGAIN Madeleine Albright says Iraq sanctions that killed half a million babies are ‘worth the price’