Who Killed Special Constable Nisha? (True Crime Documentary) | Real Stories

The in-depth story of the police investigation into Special Constable Nisha Patel Nasri's murder in May 2006. Nisha was stabbed to death, apparently during the course of a break-in at her Wembley home. Police, though, unearth a disturbing narrative of greed, passion, and betrayal.
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[@Frazzled_Chameleon]

Listen here, UK. I know that your prison sentences are ridiculously and laughably light compared to the magnitude of crimes committed, but if a guy has 75 convictions, including for violence…he should NOT be out of prison. That is all, thank you.

[@ikb8373]

Long prison sentences lead to discrimination against minorities- 😂

[@deborahnieling2315]

Listen USA, no other country locks up so many people! Where kids get a life sentence and that is really ridiculous! This eyes for an eye mind set made this country even worse and did nothing good!

[@amazingtimes3458]

@@deborahnieling2315 I agree, the condition of the prisoners mind in USA is unspeakable. Lost hope. Give them a chance, organise a huge facility where they can live freely without being locked up in a prison cell.

[@madhurimasingh2]

After violating human rights of millions across globe...inhumane behavior and imprisonment of countless innocent people.... it's good to see Britisher talking about human rights and less imprisonment of a criminal @ deborah

[@madalinaboukerrou779]

That's correct. But that wouldn't have prevented an innocent life from being taken.

[@beneiseoleinmheart5614]

Isn't it suspicious when the man cannot contribute financially to the relationship? ... But can find a way to cheat

[@dananola]

Which is why a decent, hardworking woman should never marry a guy with no work ethic.

[@CK-yo7ub]

That part...

[@jayjaybee09]

@@dananola the heart wants what the heart wants 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@Matt-or9tq]

@@dananola Totally true. I think that both partners should work, one just shouldn't rely completely on the other. This absolute scumbag murdered his hardworking and loyal wife. I am extremely frustrated this a*hole cannot be sentenced to death. I'd be happy if he got life with no chances of parole however it seems after 20 years minimum he may be able to go scot free.

[@user-sh2mk8ew4c]

@@dananola This is why couples should have “separate property” before marrying.

[@user-yc8tn6dl7g]

Ladies when he hates work dont sign insurance papers

[@nachiketaasthana2295]

The same is true for the men. When she won't sign the prenuptial or doesn't work do not sign the insurance papers or the results you can watch in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKewepidjLJkgLs "He goes missing, his wife marries his best friend (who also wrote his insurance policy)"

[@Bulskee]

How many people love work? lol

[@juliankaradjov]

The live insurance have to be make only for to support your children not for the benefit of your partner no matter how much you love him/her and be secure and pay monthly? Don't do anything stupid

[@tierneyjolly1276]

😂🤣🤣🤣 Hilariously true

[@samboriboun2213]

Looks like inglasis

[@pinkylal125]

This is why is safe to say that trusting yourself more than others would keep you alive and well

[@justicepower1255]

I only trust myself and God.

[@werearethedreamteam3724]

i have this saying for this life i barely can trust my own shadow let alone an average human being..

[@stephensiew8134]

sentence ending in 2028,not enough! both men will be in their 50's ,still capable of mischief ! don't let them out,PLEASE !😧

[@LittleZee3]

It’s disgusting that they will be out in the next few years :(

[@stephensiew8134]

@@LittleZee3 yup !

[@vasanthathangavelu695]

Exactly what I said this judge has not done a proper ruling in the sentence these guys are goin to come out with vengeance and root for more blood the adrinalin has kicked in these guys must take the electric chair

[@vasanthathangavelu695]

@@LittleZee3 They need a pre-trial to boycot this trial and not let these murderers out they will bay for blood and kill again

[@kittykat8177]

We are all here, in 2028, we should all petition right outside the courts to keep them in, put the pressure on. Especially those of us who like in UK, or are otherwise able to make it, we can find out where they are. What do ppl think? Justice for special PC Nisha

[@B1TKZH47]

Nisha's biggest mistake was to stay with him after all his scumbag behaviour.

[@priscilalondon]

Exactly. Women are so forgiving; when someone shows you who they are, believe them the first time.

[@ivornappinion9406]

hes gettting bummed now in jail

[@renpilak6048]

I’m guessing that she didn’t have enough self-confidence to believe she could have done better, so, she was easily blinded and manipulated by him!

[@mamasaid8717]

well she had no other choice. u cant get divorce and mostly is the family parents who keeps you in marriage no matter what. old school traditions.

[@arvina20071]

@@priscilalondon we are - unfortuatley the way woman respond to ptsd is not fight and flight,, its tend and befriend, we are biological wired this way.....we need more awareness on how to respond so we can change

[@ogsltd9912]

Few questionable things said in this case. “Nisha’s mistake was falling for the wrong man.” Nope. “Nisha was too brave for her own good.” Nope. Nisha was a victim - she did nothing wrong and shouldn’t have been killed. She’d already been victim-shamed by the media, then documentaries start with the same bs 🙄

[@Letizia2810]

Right? Wth! And we are in 2021……

[@cherylmoss3632]

Yes.

[@carltonthepug]

Exactly. People always tend to blame the victim

[@carltonthepug]

@@Letizia2810 The year we are in has nothing to do with anything

[@whade62000]

You're taking those out of context. The second one was spoken by a relative and the first one to acquit her from other accusations (eg. how we'd say "her only mistake was falling in love" is NOT to suggest such thing is a mistake but that the person is blameless). I don't think the meaning or intent in either is what you imply here.

[@thelmamtshweni334]

Ladies, we can’t change a man!

[@jadec3453]

Exactly!

[@vasanthathangavelu695]

Why not stand up for we also have a voice not for them to walk all over us we also can dominate a man's world if he thinks he's too clever it's not only men have power women are gearing up yu got to be prepared for a madman on the loose don't give up fight for yur rights

[@ogsltd9912]

Sounds like you’re saying, ‘Oh well it’s her fault’ ... what about saying, ‘Why do so many men treat women so badly.’

[@thelmamtshweni334]

@@ogsltd9912 it is sad that she has passed and so sorry for that. We can however, learn from her mistakes because the signs were there before she got married.All I’m saying, can we take better decisions for our lives as women. We might not avoid every tragedy but we can avoid some!

[@isaacyo]

Yep. Demons doesn’t move

[@johirsty7392]

What a ratbag. He abused her trust and love, she didn't deserve such cruelty. Bad things happen to good people 👎

[@user-sh2mk8ew4c]

Bad things happen to bad people more.

[@genejohnson8631]

She married him, she was not innocent either

[@ToThoseWhoVanished]

The good allow it, good is stupid.

[@TheSimplyMeLou]

@@genejohnson8631 yes, guilty for falling for the wrong man

[@vasanthathangavelu695]

It's always the good get caught with evil people they know how to get yur attention masterminds

[@francelinamommyof3204]

The way he was twirling his lips to ask for any information on his wife’s killer made me think of Chris Watts asking for the safe return of his wife and little girls; knowing she was 6 ft under and his girls in the oil tank. Evil comes in all walks of life. 😩

[@kaellawinn4511]

Exactly

[@vasanthathangavelu695]

Thank you for adjusting that murder I thought of it the minute I saw his lips twirling it brought the same investigation of Chris Watts luckily for Nisha she did not have kids with him yu can imagine what length he would have committed this crime it kills me to know why do men like these marry when they just playing the field with innocent lives in such gruesome way and yet tell lies and think they will not get caught a beauty that did not deserve to die so soon she cared for others in helping little kids and not for the money but voluntery risking her life to save others

[@Pigeon946]

Yeah, normally in a police uniform so that they can hide in plain sight.

[@leelaghingooree1114]

Agreed..My thoughts exactly

[@sonnysoon7094]

¹

[@lt7378]

I can’t believe they found that knife. I mean it could’ve been anywhere in the world! You have to respect their dedication and perseverance.

[@raidermanuk]

You've got to be a pretty stupid "professional" criminal to dump the murder weapon close to the scene in a drain when it's common knowledge that police routinely search drains! But then he had over 75 convictions which suggest that he wasn't the brightest spark in covering his tracks or he thought he was invincible.

[@redpillreloaded369]

its mad that the killer would drop the knife in the same locality of where they actually did the killing u would think they would dispose of it in a different part of london at least

[@keithwarrington2430]

@@redpillreloaded369 murder weapons have a bit of a "hot potato" essence to them, the criminal knows that the police will be called to a murder and it's one of the only things in this country where they will actually arrive quickly, so they don't know if there are any witnesses that saw their car near the house and they don't want to be stopped and have the weapon in their car. Despite being big tough looking guys they are also scared and have a lot of adrenaline in their systems most murderers actually dump the murder weapon even sooner than he did, it's why so many are actually found. And you're right of course they ar usually scared of hard work and aren't the sharpest cards in the pack ot they'd be making a good living doing something honest which requires hard work and intelligence.

[@r.williamcomm7693]

20 years for killing his wife? That’s not enough.

[@scottymackay1801]

British 'justice' is pathetic.

[@spacecowgurl57]

Minimum of 20 years, he'll do more.

[@r.williamcomm7693]

@@spacecowgurl57 Wrong video. He didn’t get 40. Sorry.

[@amokraneaittaleb5774]

Judge are as useful as a toilet with no water ,scum judges as well,minimum should be 35 years,justice sucks

[@amokraneaittaleb5774]

I hate all judges utterly hopeless

[@laminyaffa3296]

The fact is that Nisha is innocent, but her husband is greedy and dishonest. Infact he's the cause of Nisha's dead. Players change but the game remain a game

[@frankzappa951]

The game remains the same.

[@judithcarter2894]

Be

[@anjanayadav5320]

Exactly !!! 👍...👏...👌... This is what I have came to know 3 years back !!!

[@gordonaliasme1104]

@@judithcarter2894 Cc

[@C_AVATAR]

exactly

[@victoriaross3263]

I used to help a neighbour wash a couple of cars for some extra money sometimes, one day it just stopped so I decided to ask my neighbour why...the cars belonged to Fadi and Nisha.

[@TN-kz2ox]

That's beyond heartbreaking.... To her loved ones, everyone who knew her and/or are affected by this horrible crime and tragic loss...: My thoughts and prayers are with you!

[@rosemarydudley9954]

Victoria Ross ... W. O. W. That is some story. Love it.

[@vasanthathangavelu695]

Don't work for a murderer Yul have blood on yur hand's too by doing a honest living don't be fooled by rich people they can use yu to make money

[@sharonletchford5787]

Wow,

[@victoriaross3263]

@@vasanthathangavelu695 I didn't work for *them* I helped my neighbour clean their car and it was before the murder obviously seeing as I said I asked my neighbour why he wasn't getting the cars to clean anymore.

[@sqrd3536]

I met Nisha at Wembley Police station when I went to report something lost. She was such nice person and actually took me seriously. This left an impression she was the nicest person. She gave me some hope.I didn't realise she lived just down the road until this tragic incident.Police went knocking door to door mainly focused on every black male in the area doing stop and search. The husband spent most of his time with relatives laughing and jocking around outside. I didn't know him personally but I suspected him as his behaviour was odd and the police instead of monitoring him. Were watching and suspecting the wrong people all together. The limousines were an ever present feature in the area.

[@feederdiaries4862]

she was nasty

[@stfuplsok]

@Sqrd353 *joking

[@stfuplsok]

@@feederdiaries4862 nasty for what?

[@akshayhazari6570]

@@feederdiaries4862 racist

[@samanthacooke8098]

​@@feederdiaries4862define nasty

[@glow1815]

Fadi NEVER did loved her. He sees the opportunity to take advantage of her....

[@ouioui1639]

Yup. He was a fake.

[@ouioui1639]

@Saul Doy it was never love. Lust and love are two very different things.

[@mb4635]

@Saul Doy that’s a pathetic excuse

[@trj1442]

As soon as it showed he went out to play snooker with his mate at 11.40pm on his wedding anniversary I knew where this was going to go.

[@kelsey4713]

What’s snooky

[@paulpaul6445]

@@kelsey4713 snooker it's like pool 🎱 but different rules.

[@irinafersch4575]

…got even more sure of it when he claimed SHE TOLD him to go play snooker on their anniversary. Riiiight, never happened.

[@pleidiolwyfimwlad2104]

Tbh id rather a game of snooker than a romantic nite with the mrs

[@mikeheap7978]

Yeah but Police are so stupid. Bet they spent £millions investigating this murder.

[@Dr.SeneChats]

What a horrid evil human being! It is so sad, Nisha fell for this horrible man!

[@JDMaya]

SHE WAS DAZZLED BY A CON-MAN.

[@butterflybarbs]

Rest in peace Nisha, thoughts and prayers with your family.

[@maryanahmed7398]

@@kavithaparameshwarappa6602 .

[@florahangel1718]

@@kavithaparameshwarappa6602 are you dumb? What's so funny here?

[@bahma810]

The first decent comment I read. RIP Nisha.

[@vasanthathangavelu695]

May yur soul rest now that a killer who was yur hubby is serving jail time will pay for the sin he has committed

[@abab9622]

@@kavithaparameshwarappa6602 imma pretend you meant to put a crying emoji. Sick.

[@sarad.2305]

It baffles me to think that these guys can be freed on 2028, just 7 years from today, considering that they god jailed on 2008!!!

[@georgecarlinn6288]

Already out on good behaviour 🤔

[@kentbetts]

You may have a point. On the other hand, 18 or 20 years in prison is no joke. It is a horrible thing. On a different topic, I wonder what allowance the UK makes for "good behavior". How much time will they actually serve?

[@tommyhaukedalhansson2797]

@@kentbetts a prison year used to be 9 months not sure if it still are.

[@chelseasummers2365]

Only 20 years? Here in the States he would have gotten life without the possibility of parol!

[@rocioaguilera3555]

That's the British (un) justice system

[@leanderrowe2800]

I know ! What's wrong with the British ?

[@TN-kz2ox]

Such an insult and injustice, 20 yrs. The judicial system where I live: The Netherlands, is even worse. Imagine one of the 9/11 terrorists being captured, tried, imprisoned and released this year after just 20 behind bars. This is a slap in the face for her family and a slap on the wrist for him. The judge that ruled this case should be benched and his license revoked.

[@SnowWhite-gy2ht]

@@rocioaguilera3555 yes only thing good abt America is the justice the victim gets but uk even will send a rap#st like 8 years

[@davidbelway6076]

but it happens in America 40 times more. ??? lol America capital punishment highest murder rate in the world. now that's a joke.

[@100LaVida]

Don't ask me why I'm single.

[@sophiazeeland3636]

Same

[@georgecarlinn6288]

🤣🤣

[@PineBaskets]

Right agree

[@ns053178]

Same. Lol. I don’t trust Once they start asking you for money that’s a red flag.

[@winstonchurchill571]

😂😂😂

[@originalunoriginal4055]

Running a successful beauty salon, with a client base that reached a figure of 2000 was a significant achievement. Had this unfortunate incident did not materialise and she continued to run her business till this day, her beauty business would've been a market leader in the UK. With her business, she would've been financially free.

[@MoAli-wm4of]

She was pretty much there before getting married anyway... South Asian families are very tight, not every cultural group out there would raise 400k for their daughter to purchase a martial home .. even if they had the spare funds .. but with indian and Pakistani families, it doesn't require asking a second time even .. the family would offer from the outset to have them setup as the fam would have saved that cash exactly for this purpose ... She woildnt have had financial issues thru life if it wssnt for him

[@firestorm2000]

Nisha would made a great wife to and would had a great life with a good man. So sad.

[@lisalopia8293]

Nisha met him and knew he was a shady character, she fell for him and that love caused her to dismiss all his faults. He was involved with prostitutes and gang members, he was clearly a bad guy from the start.

[@bethoughtprovoking]

Women often make the mistake of believing that they can change a bad man into a good one.

[@small_joys2022]

I was thinking the same thing. What kind of a constable shows such bad judgement?

[@arveyilleszender5809]

@@small_joys2022 one that was ALSO involved in all the shady operations. What kind of hairdressers takes hundreds of wads of notes ... who uses their police I.D. to bully people into paying money ... who starts dating a guy who runs a brothel ... she was clearly a pig.

[@silentvoiceinthedark5665]

Because women by way of evolution are attracted to bad boys

[@redpillreloaded369]

women love shady characters its exciting to them and they feel they can change them also they pick mostly on looks not character or morality

[@kimberlyjohnson3136]

What's wrong with these materialistic people ..? What makes them believe that they're going to get away with murder for hire!?

[@verabolton]

er ... how about asking: What makes them believe that a murder was a good idea under any circumstance?

[@kimberlyjohnson3136]

@@verabolton that's more to my point..

[@vasanthathangavelu695]

Truly I personally cannot understand how they treat life just a peace of rotten meat needed to be in the trash for someone else to pick up their mess this world we are living in today is so materialistic that life doe's not matter anymore the courts judge's all law systems are corrupted and bagwashed with bribes money becomes priority

[@cheryloneil-lawerence306]

All Nisha did was loved Fadi..what a low down dirty shame..why didn't he just leave the people daughter alone..what a betrayal..she just loved him..that's all..it saddens me😪

[@sadmadcat]

Oo

[@sadmadcat]

Ooo

[@sadmadcat]

Oo

[@kittykat8177]

it has relly left me feeling sad, watched 7.09.2021, feel horrible :-(

[@frankcarter111]

Hello what’s up Cheryl how are you doing today and how is the weather conditions over there 👉???,

[@phyllisburris7093]

Its always the husband, especially when they are having affairs & financial problems & life insurance policy. Wives should never agree to getting a life insurance with their husband aa beneficiary. Red Flags were there from the beginning, he ran an escort business but also never financially contributed to their business, home or to his wife. Women should never financially support their husbands or boyfriends or any man.

[@ummhuraira5082]

You r right, a good man cant like women wealth.

[@winstonchurchill571]

If someone has 75 convictions, run awa6, don't even try to know him/her. Choose who you fall for, choose to love who love you.

[@saquadri9234]

This was her destiny.

[@abdulqawialmutaali6027]

Stop it not always, n thanks for telling me who done it!!

[@winstonchurchill571]

@@saquadri9234 Destiny is the excuse for people that don’t ask themselves what they do wrong

[@darlenelawson1255]

Women must be taught early to be strong and not fall for just anyone. Our self love needs to be better. I would not trust any man.😬

[@mevrouwaruba]

I understand your comment. I think that he wasn't just anyone for her, I think that he took the time to gain her trust and from the moment that he knew that he played her well he started to abuse her that she didn't even saw it coming. He is a narcissist, he thinks only about himself. 20years is not enough a lifetime is the best thing. He can do it again.

[@SoMooLand1nine7]

Me neither.

[@ryanworthington6346]

While it’s terrible what happened to this woman it is not only women who are taken advantage of and killed for money. It goes all ways and you really do never know who you can trust.

[@simonw1313]

"I would not trust any man." sounds a bit more than women should "not just fall for anyone"! Everyone should be better educated on what's unhealthy and dangerous in a relationship.

[@ryanworthington6346]

@@simonw1313 absolutely. All people have the ability to be manipulative, abusive, or even killers and even women can have crooked reasons to take advantage or kill someone. There are good people and there are bad people. Man, woman, or other.

[@kb2885]

Rest in peace, beautiful lady. What a horrendous story. I can’t imagine what her family have gone through.

[@ajdel128]

whats concerning is when i goggled it they get out in 2028!

[@justarandomhuman1597]

Really

[@anniemay4547]

I’m more concerned what she went through tbh

[@kb2885]

@@anniemay4547 oh yes, absolutely, but they are left to deal with it every day. So sad.

[@stfuplsok]

@@ajdel128 they *will

[@daisymacgregor5998]

Absolutely disgusting what some people are capable of,may she Rest In Peace and be known as a courageous intelligent woman.

[@RaccoonNation]

I agree, the end part was a really beautiful comment as well ♥️ may she be remembered for her strength 💗

[@lettriciaweldon4100]

@@imrannazir6931 B/S…….. you are as bad as the media…….you don’t know what you are talking about……. Read into the story a bit more and find out the truth. He used his wife position to get money that was owing to that maggot

[@trina808]

@@lettriciaweldon4100 Right On😙✊ You followed up Perfect 😎

[@rosemarydudley9954]

@George Westinghouse She illegally used her Police Warrant Card to get some revenue back...Threatening to say the least.Not as good as she appeared to be... I was also a Special Police Constable back in the 80's and never used my Police authority beyond what it was meant for.

[@deneshbhaskar3944]

She wasn't intelligent lol. He was cheating on her and got her killed. Special constable is a joke...

[@soliloqueoneLG]

I see where this is going! What a bum! Why women convince themselves these men are worth spending a dime on is beyond me! She kept everything together and he kills her? 🙃🤮🙄

[@monze3942]

She mus of had low self esteem

[@soliloqueoneLG]

@@monze3942 yup prob from another bum or undermining parents or both! We only hear from her brother who u can tell cared about her.

[@monze3942]

@@soliloqueoneLG absolutely right

[@jayjaybee09]

Even the strongest of independent women find themselves powerless to the virtues of luurrrrve. Where all logic flies out the window. Besides it was her husband of numerous years.

[@miracraigfan1738]

@@jayjaybee09 Not to mention powerdynamics of patriarchy, misogyny....this affect everyone no matter how hard we fight it...ot’s intergrained subconciously & reenforced by family & media...what we know & what we feel aren’t always the same sadly 😔

[@eatallnowsavenone4later342]

They should've looked at the husband from the beginning! So sad, she was a lovely, caring, ambitious young lady.

[@anniechorley4940]

I'm sure they did

[@vasanthathangavelu695]

The brother was caring as his sis while at the murder scene he's assuring Fadi he's goin to take care of him don't worry in the meantime he's the perpatrater

[@stfuplsok]

@@vasanthathangavelu695 *perpetrator

[@Puls151]

British press doing what they do best. Throwing a person's character through the mud. From royals to normal citizens

[@yeshuasage3724]

Elaborate....

[@stevebbuk]

Some normal citizens with some criminal elements.

[@bernardlim82]

But it seems so compelling that nisha and her husband bought a £400000 house by exploiting vulnerable women in a brothel and opened a salon to Launder the money. The police need to dig deeper into assets owned

[@bravenewworld5824]

Ain't no respect for the dead these days

[@BotanyDegreePilkerton]

You are 100% wrong labelling it "British" press, the poor old UK has ZERO independent mainstream media, it is all owned by Non-Doms, rich families who don't live in the UK and who can't stand the British people, families like Australian Murdocks who have their own country at heart and who seek to destroy everyone else's. [Murdocks own Fox, Sky, NatGeo, they own far too much and are above the law.]

[@beverleylumb8048]

Unfortunately just because she loved him so much doesn't mean he is any good

[@JDMaya]

SHE WAS DAZZLED BY A CON-MAN.

[@digimonalvatrax2738]

Simping is dangerous

[@lbunnygordon1133]

I remember this like yesterday ..needless killing of a lovely girl....she ll not be forgotten .. god bless her..😰😰😰

[@beneiseoleinmheart5614]

She kept spending her own money taking care of him while he was giving it to a prostitute; in the end it still wasn't enough he was willing to have her life taken for an insurance policy

[@murraygrimwood8273]

Be better if your god had saved her from her husband rather than wasting its time blessing her after she was murdered.

[@lbunnygordon1133]

@@murraygrimwood8273 True enough

[@francelinamommyof3204]

@@murraygrimwood8273 seriously 🤔

[@murraygrimwood8273]

@@francelinamommyof3204 yes seriously, I think its a perfectly reasonable question don't you?

[@1La2La3La4La]

The Karma comes back on in one way or the other. May her soul rest in peace!

[@kittykat8177]

I wish this were true, have not seen it. All I see is the bad and evil winning.

[@d.d.mac.3773]

If you marry a pimp, expect a slug for a husband.

[@pennypillow4445]

i dont get why the wife stayed with the husband when she found out he was running a brothel out of his other flat, thats so crazy to me but i guess the money was too good

[@d.d.mac.3773]

@@pennypillow4445 Actually she didn't stay for the money as she was the one with the money due to her thriving business. She owned the house and he had nothing. He had a failing business and six-figure debts.

[@pennypillow4445]

@@d.d.mac.3773 not so much money but just principle. he doesnt bring much to the table. how would she feel if her husband saw a prostitute?

[@d.d.mac.3773]

@@pennypillow4445 Your original comment suggested she was staying for the money i.e. "...but i guess the money was too good". I pointed out that he had NO money. Are you now changing your point and saying it's the principle of it?

[@vasanthathangavelu695]

No one deserves to be murdered in such a devious way He was just a selfish cold-hearted man

[@jamiepan7650]

She was such a beautiful woman and a loving woman. It’s so sad that she fell for him. I’m so sorry for her death for herself, for the family.

[@y.t.a180]

40.30 Is that an "S" shaved on his head or do I need an option?

[@feederdiaries4862]

@Abdul Gani thank u for saying this

[@feederdiaries4862]

she was NOT beautiful or loving, just stop, u make me wanna puke

[@stfuplsok]

@@feederdiaries4862 why she was NOT beautiful or loving?

[@stevesayer4045]

Its so sad that she fell for him she was kind harted person and was always out to help people mate you right i feel sad just watch this

[@BD-bo5cl]

your boyfriend runs a brothel out of his one bed apartment: bit of a red flag 🚩

[@svetlanaisayeva2624]

big of a red flag 🟥

[@allchemy1]

Every red flag 🚩

[@franceslock1662]

Women get emotionally entangled, make excuses for and overlook red flags. You can’t be too soft or trusting because manipulative predators look for that. Look at all the women who don’t leave DV when they should.

[@franceslock1662]

@Brittany James I agree with you wholeheartedly. DV is equal opportunity - it can happen to intelligent, capable women. I'm old now, but I look back at a younger, softer, more trusting me. I know university-educated career women it's happened to.

[@user-gi5nr4wf2y]

Major red flag

[@francesodriscoll6580]

Stop saying grieving husband he has not grieved god damn it he killed her

[@georgecarlinn6288]

🤣🤣

[@adriandlobo]

He did pretend to grieve to throw off the police a d family!

[@birdyelke775]

Sadly, as i listen to the vid, I constantly asked myself, why would a adventurous business woman, willingly date and married a nasty business man, that had a prostitute so call business? i don't get it!! sometimes many of us women ,make bad choices.

[@frankzappa951]

Indeed. God bless her.

[@badass6656]

It is a known phenomenon, women generally are attracted to what we consider bad boys.

[@stevey306]

No birds not many we all make mistakes in life they're all just not stomach turning that's the small difference here I think you agree

[@vasanthathangavelu695]

Sometimes we woman don't see the warning signs when it right in front 👌 of us we are easy target and are trapped by these ludicreous men who promise the world but Fail to deliver

[@jaijai5250]

@birdy elke sadly a lot of women settle through fear of being alone. Plus society is extremely disparaging to women who are single, assuming that there is something wrong with them.

[@masoomakhanam8146]

All the culprits must get life imprisonment. Is UK judiciary is a joke or woman's life is a joke?

[@vasanthathangavelu695]

Yes shout it out loud 👊 this is no joke women have life too so this gives men to do anything they want 💯👊 it's no joke women need to be serious men are taking advantage over women's life the British women need to take pluckcard and protest in the streets of England and boycot the judary it's done injustice to the nation 👊💯👌💯👌💯👌💯👌💯👌

[@signorriccio9848]

@@vasanthathangavelu695 are you a troll

[@bethany2820]

Can we just establish that ‘she was too brave for her own good’ is some misogynist bull. Her death was not her fault.

[@norhansarahhassan344]

I disagree, don't make it right . However at night time you would feel less comfortable sending your teenage daughter to shop compared to your son . It's just society and the way it is . You need to bring up females and males slightly differently .

[@bethany2820]

@@norhansarahhassan344 you need to equip your daughters for the misogyny and violence that we often face in this world. But it should never be acceptable to blame a victim for the crime committed against her. The only one responsible for assaulting a woman is the one breaking the law committing assault.

[@Letizia2810]

@@norhansarahhassan344 … No comment…

[@norhansarahhassan344]

@@Letizia2810 No I just can't be bothered with silly people . It's not misogynistic if her brother offered protection I bet her sister offered it too . Its just plain and simple females scream and protest we need to be able to walk safe at night no matter how we dress . It doesn't stop the on going increase on assault towards females . And that's how society is . I'm not going to say same male and females are the same . We need to be more cautious as females .

[@norhansarahhassan344]

@@bethany2820 plus you slightly proved my point you have to raise males and females differently. You said you need to equip your daughter with this training from early on in life.

[@evamarek5205]

I'm watching this on August 2, 2021. I'm so sorry for the tragic and unnecessary loss of this beautiful young woman. Life imprisonment isn't enough punishment for that monster who stole her life and emotionally damaged her loved ones for time emimmorial. This made my cry. RIP, sweet angel🙏.

[@seaniepc4]

I was just about to type a similar piece about the "Life Sentencing" I would call it Lite sentencing , 20 years for a lovely woman's life. Her Families pain which will last way longer than 20 years also most of her family will live to see the day these Murderers walk free which will add pain and anguish all over again. 4/8/'21 / 20 years is just so wrong. It is a weak sentence at best.

[@siaualasoa4568]

So so sad

[@georgerubypoppy1063]

On the other hand, there are other victim families who would like the guilty party to be out and, hence, available for a little "private processing"

[@stfuplsok]

@Eva Marek *immemorial

[@Jessesgirl0307]

Completely agree. We should go back to the old days and take them out back to be hung. With having as much proof as they did, there should be no reason not to. These monsters around the world like this should never be allowed to the opportunity to get parole after a certain amount of time. They should do as long as their victims would of lived. Look at their oldest family member's age and use that as a time of death. My great grandmother was 98 when she passed, her son my grandpa is 95 next month. We have good genes. That's what I would expect if my father or son were to be murdered.

[@JorgePetraglia2009]

What makes intelligent women fall for the bad guys?. The good guys are always "cute" and the bad ones "exciting". In all fairness, men find the intelligent women "sweet" and the adventurous ones "irresistible". We humans are a funny bunch, eh?. Greetings from Toronto.

[@rosemaryking2064]

Jorge Patralgia i totally agree with you...

[@TheQueenIsWithin]

She was not intelligent at all. No intelligent woman would fall for his bs.

[@angelladavis2250]

The saying goes bad boys aint good good boys aint no fun...

[@Vixen781]

He was preferably two faced, she didnt fall for the real him but maybe how he presented himself to her. Often afterwards women dont want to feel they are giving up on something they have invested and feel love will win it all. So sad.

[@JorgePetraglia2009]

@@TheQueenIsWithin You'll be surprised my dear, once again : "We humans are a funny bunch".

[@rocioaguilera3555]

Twenty years? That's the British (un) justice system

[@bozena6111]

Same in Norway

[@kimberleyliesch8768]

People who already have trust issues shouldn't watch programs like this.

[@irumnageen2443]

Seriously😰

[@rocksoft1236]

People with trust issues should watch co dependents and narcissistic relationships to understand why there is a trust issues in first place.

[@testcalibre2507]

This story taught us not to trust wholly in you partner. Give the marriage at least 10 years.

[@vasanthathangavelu695]

This is a eye opener for partners who make the significant other their trust worthy companion it's time

[@digimonalvatrax2738]

Hey, they are safer aren't they?

[@LittleZee3]

I remember this so well :( my son was only a few months old. Can’t believe how fast the years have flown by. Justice has not been done, these murderers will be out in a few years. Shocking!

[@dellchica2373]

When being a single woman means you can stay alive.

[@lildeedy3261]

Men will be thankful. Please preach so they intentionally won't skip their pill and lock down men for it. Who wants to be around needy lil bas skanks

[@dare_challenge_a_god1536]

BUC.....me and some mates.

[@annanderson5028]

5353

[@annanderson5028]

5353u

[@annanderson5028]

5353⁷

[@fraserconnell21]

Her loss is SO cheapened and denigrated by KZbin adverts. KZbin should be flagged from profiting from tragedy. 😡

[@GAsh0012]

The documentary makers profit too... You're getting "free" media, they have to make money somehow

[@shrijanagrg6853]

@@GAsh0012 exactly real people put research, money and hard work into making these documentaries. They need to earn a living too

[@fraserconnell21]

@@GAsh0012 I'd rather of not had this on the tube. Seems to me it's just more malevolent click bait offered up by a tax evading multi national😑

[@Shelina161]

@@fraserconnell21 dont watch it then 🤦🏽‍♀️ people like you is what’s wrong with the world. Complaining over stupid stuff! People need to make a living. Gosh

[@theredcroftbear2473]

Great shame this man came onto her life in the first place,.. She seemed a lovely decent woman and ‘if she only had a decent partner by her side then life would have been so much different for her, May she rest in peace,..🙏🏼💕

[@lavernevalverde7900]

May her Soul rest in peace.. Seems you can't trust no one In this life !!

[@sonavichare4917]

How did an Indian well educated family let their daughter marry a man who runs a brothel? How could u love someone who was living off flesh trade ? Feel bad for u.

[@InshasChoice]

She had a kind heart, she saw the good in him. Little did she know he'd do her dirty... after all her sacrifices. He never valued her, she deserved better 😔

[@nomvuzozingisasaqu8191]

Pqqp.qppppn

[@thejjsfam8279]

You shouldn't ask that coz love doesn't choose!think if it were you

[@dhdowlad]

Well, they did!!. so you perception of a well educated Indian family must be wrong...

[@vasanthathangavelu695]

It can happen to anybody irrespect of race love is blind because media portrays a lot of fake portfolios that young people become victims false promises that leads to crime and vitious lies

[@classicmax3311]

I'm watching this and I'm amazed at the lenience of UK law, Jason Jones, 75 convictions? How can someone with 75 convictions be out of Jail?

[@raymondkymsuttle]

I can’t understand people threatening to injure or kill people they have a dispute with. More baffling is people going through with it. Even more unbelievable is how many murderers don’t dispose of the weapon somewhere it can’t be found.

[@vasanthathangavelu695]

These killers who did the murder thought they will not get caught thank God thru CCcamera they were able to find the murder weapon which was thrown into the storm water by the road all the pieces detectives so carefully investigated and found the truth and the murderers who maticousley thought they are safe from the investigation it's a miracle finding them and closing the files on them in five months to six applause goes to goodc detective tirelessly achieved hard work payed off

[@abasaah7992]

I will never understand why murderers leave so many clues behind. Your last sentence baffles me too...

[@cw2497]

That's why they get caught.

[@wanjikuk7662]

The police did a great job on this investigation…May her beautiful soul Rest In Peace 🥲

[@dadanduskenya1266]

ati kii wanjiku? geithika, from shaina

[@redpillreloaded369]

yes they did it was very convoluted but they cracked the case

[@WeThePeeps13]

"Facial furniture".... never heard that one before. Good one. Great police work. We will always remember Nisha as the wonderful woman she was.

[@aliceburns575]

It baffles me to see a cold blooded murderer - get less than a natural life sentence. Jsmh

[@lewthrasher4194]

I wish a sentence of life meant just that. If you get a 20 year sentence serve 20. Today they should call a death sentence means no parole. Life should mean it. Victims families get surprised sometimes after the fact that a person that killed their loved 1 is out on parole. Those that do get out should have a monitored ankle bracket that actually gets monitored. The system seems to care more about a criminals rights over victims (survivors) rights. Criminals should loose rights that law abiding citizens have. Isn't the idea to protect citizens.

[@portlandsamber]

So Red shouldn't have been released from Shawshank? Sad.

[@Sg4809]

I CANNOT STAND IT WHEN AN AD POPS UP WHEN IM READING THE COMMENTS 😡

[@reda2007]

I feel that I need to comment as I knew both Fadi and Nisha. I was 17 years old and just dropped out of College because I was homeless and didn't have a place to stay as I had a row with my father about me staying out late night. After around 3 weeks my father and I reconciled and I managed to move back into my family home. But my father wasn't happy about me just lounging around while all my four brothers were still studying so he told me to find a job, the year was 2002 beginning of June. I went down to my local job centre and starting searching for jobs. After about an hour or two I found a job for a car valeting service which needed no experience necessary, so i called the number and was asked to come to the interview at East Finchley station I asked them where from the station and they said they'll give me a call when I'm there. As soon as I come out the station I get a ring on my phone telling me to jump inside a Mercedes across the road which I did and literally interview took place inside a car in 5 minutes and I got the job. I was now working for Fadi as a mobile car valeting service. After just one week I despised Fadi he was obnoxious not proud of his heritage actually hated where he came from. During the nest two weeks I met Fadis mum, sister and some close friends(His Mum was like the worst Mum to have, his sister was a joke to all woman couldn't even carry a sentence she also was dating some asian bloke) I also met his girlfriends brother who was running a dry cleaning company in Brondesbury i remember once or twice meeting Katen Patel. Anyway fast forward two weeks and he'd employed another bloke called Danny, now when Danny and I was working together without FAdi we had fun I mean we were washing high end cars like Rolls Royce, Bentley, McLaren, Porsche, Lamborghini and Ferraris. How he got those clients I had no idea, but after speaking to our clients who like Danny and I much more than Fadi informed us that Fadi used to work for a guy who actually bagged all these high end customers. So we knew then that it had nothing to do with Fadi coz he was an unlikeable guy literally living off the reputation of his old boss. Anyway after two weeks we were meant to get paid but we didn't. Fadi gave us an excuse like "We had guys working for us and after we paid them, they'd just disappear" so he was going to hold two weeks of our payment "JUST IN CASE". Another two weeks pass and we get happy we will finally get paid only for Fadi to turn around and say no we are going to withhold one month of your pay just in case you guys run away. By this time Danny and I were ready to leave but we both urged Fadi that he at least could pay part of the money to us after hours of arguing he finally agreed. He told us to go to Sudbury to his then girlfriend to collect some money. This was the first time I met Nisha, what a lovely person to be around I don't know what it was her politeness or just her insurmountable kindness that struck both me and Danny but we instantly got along with her and she paid us from her pocket (poor girl, if I knew then what I know now we would've never taken her money) £100 each just so we could survive another week, she was running an independent hair salon out of your little house. We are now in our 5th week of working for Fadi and already Danny seems reluctant to work after about another week of washing, polishing and waxing cars we were at our widths end. In our 6th week Danny had taken out a loan and also quit the job so it was back to me and Fadi washing cars and boy O boy he was unbearable. Before taking the job Fadi apparently had an operation on the back of his neck or spine so sometimes he would wear a neck brace but when he was driving never wore it, he only wore it when we were washing cars I think he just wore it to get sympathy from people. I couldn't take his orders anymore of be quick be quick faster faster so angrily picked up the bucket and threw at in his direction. He said you'll regret it, you don't know me. I went home he kept calling me to come back to work i told him to f*^+ off. After 3 hours Fadi arrives outside my house with 3 big guys, I'm quite sure it was all 3 of the above but knowing Lucifer (Roger Leslie) comes out and tells me I better come back to work which I replied to him no way then the other two jump out I think Emmanuel and Jones anyway after much arguing with them they all turned around and told Fadi to pay me for the work that I did, also saying to Fadi come on you told us after this you'd buy us some chicken which tells me everything about this scumbag. The same night I threaten Fadi with something saying if he didn't pay me for the work I did I will report him to the government that he was claiming Disability allowance when he was working with me with no difficulties. So in the night he comes to my house with Nisha (poor girl also got dragged into this because of Fadi) and have a conversation with my father about me coming back to work but he refused so Nisha paid me not in full coz Fadi was being an Extortionist but after that we parted ways and didn't hear from him until i saw the news. I just can't believe I used to work for a murderer and I wish I took more time to get to know Nisha

[@annychest718]

It's too long

[@Ammap43]

@@annychest718 smh. You’re slow I guess

[@Ammap43]

@N X agreed lol

[@shebacynn1320]

@@annychest718 😂 true

[@ahmedm6041]

#1 great police work! #2 Her husband should get Life sentence until his last day on earth but not 20 year s life sentence. Same goes to the murderer as well. #3. There is a lesson to be learn here know the intentions of your partner before you sign your life insurance people! #4. Just learned a new vocabulary/word from the young police officer " the furniture on his face " I thought it was a decoration instead lmao..

[@retrorambles517]

They were both dodgy She was also a brothel madam

[@Faye786]

Furniture on his face had me laughing as well. ( May Nisha RIP)

[@kittykat8177]

All points very valid. I'm glad somebody spoke of the 'furniture on his face'. I considered some furntiture for my eyebrow, after seeing 'Homebase' i'm thinking no.

[@NicklePickle426]

At 31:49 ...... "With his facial furniture..." 🤣😂🤣 Thats one Ive never heard, I like it, its hilarious!!! 🤣😂🤣

[@Faye786]

Yea "facial furniture" had me laughing too i've never heard someone describe piercings like that lol 😆

[@zemenabu9512]

😂😂😂

[@bgrmersonsmith2380]

Yep I'm like it's not offensive. I think I like it. Unique for sure 👍.

[@originalunoriginal4055]

What does that mean?

[@willyates9176]

We were never really provided with a real and credible reason why the evil husband went to so much organising to have his wife murdered. She was his provider so it just doesn’t make sense that he murder her. He obviously must have been “off his tree” which makes me think that the judgement of minimum 20 year sentence just isn’t appropriate. This guy should be incarcerated for the rest of his natural life and never to be released. I fear for what happens when he is released back out into the very community to which his has betrayed. What an excuse for a human being. SO EVIL.

[@reda2007]

Shortly before the murder Fadi took out a Life insurance claim for £350,000 I think that was his motive

[@johannas.l.brushane2518]

Because he probably didn't want the ordinary life of being a Mr. Smith like his wife wanted. He liked the underworld life that his wife tried to "save him" from. He could have walked away from the project of trying to make a respectable husband of him though she owned everything.

[@jeanmonicawilliams-smith7827]

Just despicable Situation. I recall this very well. I woke up this morning and I was going to Google the incident, but I decided not to. Its just that she came into my thoughts. I 🙏 for her and family silently instead. It was on when I opened Utube, so I watched it. I am sure Fadi was also a Police Constable? That was not indicated in the documentary. The sentences were quite minimal, and with good behaviour, those guys should be transformed by now into model characters ready for their renewed start in life. Does it really work like this? We live in hope! In God we trust!

[@FEAR.LESS.]

Proper high quality independent journalism. A story I remember from personal experience. Well done, well presented. Independent journalists of such calibre are rarely regarded or recognised for their work providing the truth. Thank you and well done from London and Nisha's family will be grateful for you keeping Ms. Patel's memory alive and current. Brilliant work.

[@rayna3244]

Love truly is blind… A lovely, respectable and hardworking woman like her falling in love with a scumbag like him, fully aware of his shady business venture😒

[@JDMaya]

SHE WAS DAZZLED BY A CON-MAN.

[@winstonchurchill571]

Love isn't blind, you have to run away from someone with criminal history. If I meet a pedophile, I choose to don't love him/her. That's desperate behavior love someone who is toxic.

[@TheQueenIsWithin]

So was she really respectable? If she was fully aware why was she still supporting him? I think her ego got in the way and she was trying to prove something to everyone. As a police officer she should have known better.

[@MEGIDIOT]

LOL at “facial furniture”. Murder case aside, this Fadi guy is a no good user who has the audacity to cheat on his wife.

[@vasanthathangavelu695]

He was not man enough to be faithful to his beautiful Queen he was flirtatious full of nothing but lies Deception

[@dunique26]

This man had nothing invested in their business or home. He is a loser and, she should have seen him coming from a mile away.

[@davidjma7226]

Maybe it was an arranged marriage and she didn't have any choice. The parents determined him to be 'suitable'.

[@YN-oy4ks]

Love is blind

[@KD-hu2ri]

@@davidjma7226 doesn't sound like it.

[@dubomercy8970]

@@davidjma7226 Bit of a dumb thing to say and don't make a difference how they met - These kind of crimes occur in all types of relationships, regardless. Fyi this was a love marriage and i'm pretty sure she even converted to Islam to marry him. Nisha was a lovely girl, very confident and strong but love had blinded her to some extent

[@lehnaxxo5450]

@@dubomercy8970 thank you!! It could’ve happened to anyone .... people like me and you , nobody is safe out here

[@13alir]

Appalling, 20 years not enough, should be life without the possibility of parole 😡. Such a beautiful girl 💔

[@davidlalhmingmawia2388]

When they say a happy & perfect couple, then something is wrong.

[@dananola]

£0 from £0 leaves £0. If you are a decent hard working person, do not marry someone with no work ethic or you will also end up with £0.

[@stevechristie2569]

Work isn't 8 hours a day. Work is an hour or more of commuting, an hour of homework/preparation for the next day's work, so that's 10 hours minimum. 7 hours sleeping. 17 hours. 2 hours of shopping/cooking/eating/cleaning. 19 hours. So your day is a 19/5 split. I DONT WANT A WORK ETHIC

[@mrsjasmineblue]

He had guilt written all over his since the beginning. Poor sweet heart! I guess you really dont know anyone fully.... sad world we live in.

[@vasanthathangavelu695]

Yu really cannot predict yur future when yu fall in Love ❤️ and a few months down yu are caught by a python that keeps his eye focus on yu till he gobbles yu up for his meal planned

[@JDMaya]

SHE WAS DAZZLED BY A CON-MAN.

[@frankcarter111]

Hello what’s up Tania how are you doing today and how is the weather conditions over there 👉????

[@bigfoot135]

English laws are so laughable. What's the point of even having a prison or jail to reform these monsters when they aren't getting proper sentences. I'm so sorry for this beautiful lady. May her soul R.I.P. and may her memories live on forever 🙏 ❤

[@MikeGreenwood51]

The laws are not English Laws as such. They are UK (United Kingdom) laws. But they are referred to often as The English Law. Referred to in books and educational establisments. The prison service is a tiered system with lesser and higher security ratings. So if there is an incorporated reform potential that does not mean that at the higher levels reform will be part of the prisoner's options. But I suppose that with in the prisons there is what could be called a community or society of fellon and where such a society exists there are or have been some whose sentence is that in their case life should mean life. That they are considered beyond reform. Or that no amount of supposed reform is to be allowed to allow them their return to the out side society. But whilst that is a fact there is still that society or community of fellons with in the prison walls who still may need to live cheek to cheek in close proximity to each other. So should they all just be condemmed as 100% just bad. 'end of story'. Or be allowed the potential of reform. Of turning from their criminal activities to lve a better life with out causing injury to others? The primary objective is not reform but the removal of those 'Monsters' convicted criminals from general society. Once removed they may have the opputunity to 'reform'. But as said the prison system has tiers where those willing to reform or to learn or accept a more aggreable way are allowed the privillage of learning new skills (Reform). But some may be passed deeper in to the incarceration system where their privillagers are reduced. Some may end up in solitary confinment with an occasional escorted walk at the discretion of the prison staff as their limited privillage. If the 'having of jails or prisons is indeed as you imply beyond your comprehension. Then they are for the incarceration of convicted criminals and as a reminder that the right of freedom is not a right reguardless of behaviour. If it is truly beyond your comprehension then maybe it is your views or opinions which are laughable rather that the actual Uninited Kingdom Laws. No one sentenced them or sent them to prison for reform. They were sent to be removed from general society. A minimum sentence of twenty years is an initial sentence. It is not the be all and end all of the prisoner's sentence. They have the potential for release after the minimum is served based on their behaviour behind bars with in the confinds of a prison. But the sentence can be increased with extra sentences if their behavior merits.

[@blueaspenmeadow3862]

*« Killed by a single knife wound to the groin »* I know murders genuinely don’t care, but they always seem to choose the most excruciatingly painful methods

[@gedjones5977]

Going for the femoral artery; bleed in 5 minutes

[@stfuplsok]

@Blue Aspen Meadow *murderers

[@alli-kat2329]

@@gedjones5977 less than 5 min

[@naureenusmah1228]

Very sad such a young girl may Allah bless rest u in peace

[@mj3026]

I remember this being all over crimewatch when it happened it’s such a shame he could of just walked away from the marriage & got half of the house he didn’t have to kill her disgusting man & the one with all them studs in his face is enough to scare anyone

[@vasanthathangavelu695]

How could they not seen the cruelty in their eyes these men and ruthless they will do anything for money their looks are pure Evi and will scare the devil away imagine what Nisha went thru seeing those evil eyes

[@shrutiloke9590]

But he’d also get tagged for half the debt, I presume. Which would bring him to zero because he’d have to pay off the loans with whatever assets he got from the divorce. The only way he could benefit was if he collected the insurance. And that’s why he killed her.

[@abeliever.4114]

@SMP 🤣 seriously stfu you 🤡 always gta be at least one Islamophobic saddo in the comment section 🙄🥱

[@vasanthathangavelu695]

@@shrutiloke9590 He was a caniving

[@vasanthathangavelu695]

@@shrutiloke9590 He was a caniving witch hunter who chased after money instead of Love pure deception what they do just for the Love of money IT kills to see a man has no love for his wife but hate and murder premeditating whilst showing a little concern So she will not detect that he is up to no good

[@vanessakelly5993]

Such an awful end to her life - love to her poor family 💞

[@anupamsircar111]

It's difficult to believe that Nisha was not in any way associated with Fadi's activities and married a criminal and a penniless man just for love.

[@AjeetPratapSingh-ts9wo]

Women are emotional fools. They don't listen to anyone if they are high on love fever.

[@koontiemohabir4920]

These are the stories of why I am always afraid of men - mind you, also there are women also - let's pray that we could see through criminal minds. RIP beautiful. Watching from New York -USA. 6-24-21 Thursday

[@coolzee4828]

I’m so scared as well. Man is scary lol

[@burhanaweiss8789]

You can't drag all men into this I want to think loudly that is not a good idea to fund a man who loves the other woman because of this eliminating Nisha will give him a home and a business for his new relationship

[@GAsh0012]

Isn't the husband supposed to be suspect #1?

[@messrsandersonco5985]

Sociopaths are good at hiding secrets. However, they rarely escape scrutiny once the police get involved - often due to the sheer number of lies they tell everyone!

[@xobontlane5931]

Narcissists are sick people.....loveless demons. Rip Beautiful Nisha.

[@fia6559]

Always look into a man's eyes to find out who he really is. It works

[@winstonchurchill571]

Seriously? Look actions, behaviors, to know who someone is.

[@fia6559]

@@winstonchurchill571 no they can be faked. If you look into eyes of men like Ted Bundy, Chris Watts their eyes are practically dead empty. Eyes are the windows to the soul

[@fia6559]

@@winstonchurchill571 BTW, Churchill was a mass murderer

[@winstonchurchill571]

@@fia6559 How do you will fight Nazism? With the power of love?

[@winstonchurchill571]

@S N India and Bangladesh are countries were there aren’t human rights. Child have to work, tribalism, violence against women…Churchill did less murders that the actual Indian and co…“societies” do. Try to concentrate how to change the actual situation despite thinking about what Churchill did.

[@kellyfinleybrown9313]

They are all lucky to be in Britain. If they were in the US they would all likely get a whole life sentence or worse...and they should.

[@ryanfraser167]

Agreed, UK prison sentences and prisons in general are soft, nothing to worry about.

[@dorasyiem4010]

Weak and unjust judiciary

[@Diamond-Essence]

He'll be out in 7 years. english law is crap

[@saminabibi2015]

Shocking isn’t it the law is way to lenient here

[@Over18Mayn]

i live in this area and remember this tragedy all these years ago when i was a child. Nisha deserves to still be here and her family deserve to still have her in their lives. No doubt she lives forever in their hearts ❤️

[@jamesl9371]

Great police work to find the perpetrators and the evidence and the knife. Excellent. Thank goodness for the dedicated police and modern investigative techniques

[@rhegh2619]

When cheating is present in the relationship, it can change for the worsts!!

[@frankcarter111]

Hello what’s up Rhee how are you doing today and how is the weather conditions over there 👉????

[@user-ps3zc4sj3i]

O your soul rest in peace indian girl

[@JosephKulik2016]

At the end, the victim's friend said repeatedly: "She loved him so much". Unfortunately, as it is with many women, her "love" made her STUPID. Domestic violence doesn't start when the abuser first physically attacks the woman. Domestic violence REALLY begins when the man and woman first meet. It starts then because most victims of domestic abuse, like Nisha, are too overcome with "romantic love" to start making objective evaluations of the man who they have met. It's PURE BS when you hear an abused woman say that "one day he turned from Prince Charming into a Monster". A woman like that was just "blinded by romantic love" until it was too late. Although the smear campaign in the press after her death wasn't right, there is little doubt for me that Nisha's "love" for Fadi made her blind to the fact that she was hooking up with a self professed pimp. How can any rational woman, a volunteer police officer no less, expect a relationship with a pimp to work out well ??? Listen, ladies !!! When your new BF tells you up front that he's a pimp, THAT Is A Red Flag !!! When will women finally take responsibility for their own lives and stop blaming men for their own foolish decisions ? NO One deserves to be murdered, but some people are apparently smarter than others about how to avoid situations that can get them murdered. And any woman who marries a self professed Pimp is truly clueless in that regard. RIP Nisha !!! ... [e-mail]

[@beneiseoleinmheart5614]

You said the the realist comment on this WHOLE PAGE. I really appreciate you sharing this wisdom with everyone; hopefully someone will take heed n pay attention it could save their lives in the end. May God bless and keep you. Amen.

[@angelbabies7]

Victim blaming. No matter how you're attempting to spin it.

[@beth-bi9yv]

Not completely true. A lot of abusers start out by 'love bombing'.....I think when ppl say their abusers have switched from charming to a monster their referencing the point where the love bombing ends and violence/control escalates.

[@priscilalondon]

@@beth-bi9yv agreed. We all need to be more knowledgeable about manipulation and how to protect ourselves from predators. Women in general are too romantic and forgiving as traditional roles say we must be loving to be feminine. In my opinion, this makes a scenario perfect for abusers and scammers.

[@manichairdo9265]

AGREE RE PIMP BEING A RED FLAG. BUT SOME MEN DO 'LOVE BOMB' TO GAIN TRUST ETC.

[@rowenadinglasan7998]

I was amazed by the tremendous non tiring police works,,goodjob DCs

[@vdezirelifestylecommunity1430]

What did Nisha see in him? A man who wasn't even responsible? What to expect from such a guy

[@redpillreloaded369]

women routinely pick irresponsible men; nice guys finish last

[@redpillreloaded369]

she picked based on looks and charm

[@user-sn1dz8is5b]

RIP Nisha...God Bless Nisha"s family!

[@manazon6945]

"she was too brave for her own good" Ok. That's my cue.

[@mahfuzab3355]

The lady really loved this guy who had no interest in her or spending a dime on her at all. It seems like he was more drawn to the dirty business.

[@angelladavis2250]

A pimp is a pimp forever .cant love nobody.

[@mikeheap7978]

This case was so easy to solve, once they got the husbands phone, why he didn't have a untraceable phone to make arramgements is unfathamable. I'd love to know how many hours and the cost to get to the bottom of this murder case. Bet the Wembley Police spent £millions.

[@stfuplsok]

an* untraceable *arrangements *unfathomable

[@Itried20takennames]

I kept wondering what the “facial furniture” was referring to....now I get it.

[@pseudonymBOB]

Choked and spit out my drink, laughing out loud when that pic of Roger Lesley popped up. Wasn’t expecting that

[@amazingtimes3458]

Being a cop, she should have seen the big red flag when he put up a £350k insurance policy. Second red flag, non participating in business. No finances contributed. Please don't fall head over heels over a man's looks, words and personality. His shady escort biz should have been enough to keep miles away from him.

[@masaimara2355]

It was such a shocker in the neighbourwood. May Nisha rest in peace