The TikToker who Murdered for Blackmail... | The Case of Mahek Bukhari

Mahek Bukhari was a rising TikToker with over 130,000 followers. But after her mother confronted her about a love affair gone wrong, Mahek decided to take matters into her own hands... and it would end in tragedy.
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00:00 Intro
01:25 Leicester's Dark Memories
03:00 Mahek Bukhari
04:46 Ansreen Bukhari's affair
07:05 Blackmail
09:34 (CCTV) Ambushed
13:24 (FOOTAGE) Investigation
14:27 (INTERROGATION)
17:30 Legal Proceedings
19:34 Remembering Saqib and Hashim
21:51 Outro
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[@CoffeehouseCrime]

This case has been heavily requested in recent days - you ask, I deliver! So many interesting stories from all across the world are coming in the following weeks. I think our next eight videos are in eight different countries, actually. As mentioned in my recent community post we're trying out a wider range of content, including disasters and tragedies - Anything under the True Crime, Strange and Chilling stories umbrella. I hope you folks are ready!

[@guitargangster66]

Can't wait!

[@anthonyhack1164]

Thoughts on the Grant Amato scandal?

[@pancaketheman4551]

The mayerthrope killing of four Canadian Mounties could be an interesting one

[@einienj3281]

I was born ready! 😂

[@Dstnbrgn]

You always find the most wild cases. 🙌 cheers from Canada

[@nikig2891]

Can only feel bad for Hashim. He’s the only one who made a decision based on friendship and love.

[@bovinityleak2066]

Wonder if the friend explained to hashim why they were being chased before they died?

[@m.haslam8495]

Very true. Hashim lost his life by assisting his cousin when needed. Completely 100% innocent. Heartbreakingly sad. As for Saqib, he shouldn't have resorted to blackmail. This is a highly intense offence in most countries. Saying that, he certainly didn't deserve to die

[@miss_f224]

​@@bovinityleak2066oo come on.u telling me he drove his friend and never ask y u going tesco where u going

[@wessionaldo6853]

@@m.haslam8495 Friend*

[@benwright6330]

Ashamed for Hashim?🤷

[@basicallyaren8567]

I’m so confused as to how these people are consistently more afraid of potential social ostracizing than they are of committing bloody murder

[@elina33]

cause it's islam where women have no rights even when they live in Europe. Her husband would've taken everything from her and made sure she's as miserable as she could be

[@susanharris9383]

RIGHT?!! That is damned good point....

[@Sultan-gr5tk]

Lack of accountability.

[@awesomeirlable]

Arranged marriages between cousins unfortunately is a prevalent phenomenon in that community

[@Sultan-gr5tk]

What makes me mad is when people in the comments justify the murder of Saqib because of his blackmailing. Imagine if a 50 year old man had an affair with a 21 year old girl, and later the man murders this young girl for her blackmail. WOULD YOU STILL SAY THAT IT WAS THE GIRL’S FAULT?!

[@nkwhph]

This case should be shown to teens in high school so they can learn and see how falling into peer pressure can result in you throwing away your life!

[@Freckle_Face2247]

Maybe I missed it or or misunderstood something but who was peer pressured?

[@EcHanson]

​@@Freckle_Face2247think he is saying... Best show teens this story and see how a young woman lost her young age to prison cell....let them know what it's all about..

[@7hhxi]

@@Freckle_Face2247Mahek’s friends all joined in because they felt peer pressure and now they are in jail even tho they didn’t do much and were just passengers in the car

[@SA-ey6nt]

@@7hhxi That's your assumption and a big jump to conclusions. Sounds like they were also helping their friend

[@jefftraboulsy8631]

Just stay off social media 😑 problem solved.

[@setareminder4175]

Natasha Akhtar, one of the 3 who received a manslaughter charge was a 3rd year law student. Wouldn’t she have the most common sense out of the bunch to realise what they were doing was wrong?. But it also highlights that life is so fast paced and that the ability to stop and think clearly is rare and a valuable skill.

[@bigcreator]

Not a brain between them all - even if it went to plan the meeting was arranged to attack someone in a public tesco car park, full cctv coverage and all cars fully registered to the them, all with their mobile phones ect

[@hellobooom]

Hahaha, assuming that a lawyer in training would have a sense of right or wrong... Wrooong. I'm married to a lawyer 😂

[@ChuckPalomo]

@@hellobooommaybe not right and wrong but definitely legal and illegal. For a law student a criminal record means bye bye career.

[@m.haslam8495]

Natasha the ex-law student's career is finished. She should have known better, but when you are involved with the riffraff friend circle, this is what you get.

[@helenaterschegget8791]

The true person was the mother a 41 year old mother. Don’t cheat for 3 years… or if you do and someone is trying to black mail you, do NOT ask your daughter. Just tell your husband, that way you can’t be blackmailed, and go to the police. And don’t forget to no cheat again and don’t pretend you are a teenager. I can’t believe they let their daughter stop her university

[@ofentseshezi9507]

Social media is becoming a dark monster for people who don’t know how to control themselves emotionally

[@iamworthy1302]

It's been like that since day one

[@darrenporter1850]

Probably because it attracts Narcissists. Then you see in real life how Narcissistic they are.

[@nikig2891]

Not really social media’s fault. Lots of immoral people aren’t on social media.

[@rbxrockettrio8650]

Yup that’s why I avoid it, makes people have ego problems and head up arse syndrome

[@aliyahfatty7732]

@@iamworthy1302yea social madia is dark even when I text I think Iam sanding dark massages

[@Andrea-xs4ny]

When I hear about a crime that involves several accomplices, I can never understand how people know, and are able to gather, so many others with equally dark hearts, willing to help with hurting someone. I don't know anyone I can call and ask for help doing anything like this. It's just crazy to me.

[@skycloud4802]

There's a surprisingly high amount of people that would "go with the flow" whether that be doing good or bad deeds. The milgram experience I think it was called, suggested that people are highly influenced by authority, and highly obedient. So I guess if you have somebody of high status, in this case a social media influencer, many 'ordinary' people could be sucked into doing wicked things for her without much thought. It's the same thought process of why Nazi's did horrific things themselves, simply saying afterwards "I was _just_ following orders".

[@fc7307]

I didn't look through the trial (is it public?) but I am just thinking maybe these 2 bitches told their accomplices that they are just going to scare these 2 guys.

[@nivision]

People like this do tend to group together. Even crappy people don't like to be judged, in this case about how far they'll go when they feel like they've been wronged.

[@SugarandSarcasm]

Stop hanging with so many narcs?

[@darcyroyce]

@@skycloud4802 don't forget the other, rather infamous experiment, the Stanford prison one, whereby when presented with (the illusion) of power, a pretty normal student population (ie. not scoring high on the tests where they were looking for signs of psychopathy) went crazy drunk on power acting as prison guards (food for thought on police brutality btw..) and started torturing their colleagues who played the prisoners. Their treatment of the ''prisoners'' got so bad and extreme that the students started to show signs of trauma, and they had to stop the experiment altogether. Lesson to take away....Give a man (people) power and watch what they do with it..

[@David-mb9ip]

The ONLY person I feel sorry for is the friend that simply wanted to help his friend out and give him a lift. The person who decided to blackmail the mother didn't deserve to die, but he brought that on himself. I reject the family's description of him being a nice and innocent person.

[@saralintala1473]

He is an 18-YR old.. he probs got somewhere the fucked up idea to mess with a woman his mother's age

[@David-mb9ip]

@@saralintala1473 I would have to re-watch the the beginning, but I believe when he passed he was either 20 or 21. When I was 18 I dated older women in their 30's as well, blackmailing at any age for a sane person shouldn't remotely cross your mid.

[@saralintala1473]

Lmao blackmailing is normal in today's society. Toxic relationships are so everyday.

[@JonathanMorganYTB]

​@@saralintala1473 it doesn't make it right

[@zim-zf7mq]

He was manipulated and groomed bro. People just don’t want to admit it because an older woman did it. If he was a young woman and she was an older man the narrative would be different.

[@sweetanila26]

What makes this case so crazy is not just that a mother and daughter would decide to do this but they got 6 other people to help 😣.

[@AndrewTheVikings]

They will do whatever it takes to keep their social influence going. They screw up big time.

[@Somali1971]

If your friend were to request your company, you'd probably assume that things would go smoothly. Maybe they were simply trying to help out both sides. It's hard to say for sure.

[@retromccabe7625]

Blackmailing an ex partner like that is unforgivable but these two young men did not deserve such a violent and fatal response. Yet another example of reacting without thinking of the possible consequences. Sad and pointless all round.

[@melonmelon7427]

It wasn’t an ex partner, they were having an affair. She was a married woman

[@bayoe-emmanuel6610]

@@melonmelon7427that’s still an ex partner. Partner has multiple meanings especially with context and the man she was having the affair with would be an ex sexual partner

[@lowlowseesee]

@@bayoe-emmanuel6610 most people consider a partner someone you are with in a partnership with serious stakes like kids and a place and shared pets. thats not an ex partner. the news wouldnt mess that up even lol. at least not in the west. also to retro...i dont feel bad for the men at all. these dudes are bullies and many of you dont understand this. these men could have scammed random people or even physically taken from other men. they were cowards and instead chose to not only steal from people who likely wouldnt physically harm them, they chose women, but also chose someone who he had had intimate moments with which is scummy as fuck. play stupid games.....

[@laurids2007]

They also deserved what they got. All of them.

[@bayoe-emmanuel6610]

@@lowlowseesee they would still call them an ex partner. There are many news articles(English speaking) that do it as they were in a relationship, whether the relationship is sexual, romantic, marriage or even professional. Most wouldn’t blink an eye at the use of it because the idea of a partner changes and is interchangeable depending on the context of the people you’re talking about.

[@so.many.obstacles]

This is not to victim blame but a cautionary tale to never blackmail a person under any circumstances. You do not know how people will respond when they feel backed into a corner. This was sad and extreme and nobody won in this case. Those women are disgusting and so are the others involved.

[@fc7307]

I don't even understand why those 2 men and 1 woman had to involve themselves here.

[@deusexmachina9776]

victim needs to be blamed here

[@StardustRains]

​@@deusexmachina9776regardless of how bad blackmailing somebody is, what happened here absolutely DOES NOT justify and lead to blaming of a guy who ended up being murdered, plus murdering somebody who was completely innocent in all of it

[@deusexmachina9776]

@@StardustRains he didnt just blackmail. he had an affair with a married woman. then dragged his friend into it. how where they supposed to know the friend knew nothing. even if they succeeded in the plan of roughing him up. the friend would have gotten beaten too. also the car chase got out of control so it is not like they violently murdered him by beating him - just shows when you do dumb shit things get out of control. he created the situation. cuz he died by accident people overlooking a gross character.

[@MelaNone]

@@StardustRainsNah, Fvck all of them. Play dangerous games win deadly prizes.

[@user-eo4rg9ll7r]

How interesting, that Saqib was "such a sunshine, marvelous and loved by everyone" person, while harassing and blackmailing a woman. A proud heir to his family, he was.

[@a_kmza]

Crqzy how the mother was probably considered "loving and caring" all the while cheating on her husband. This video condensed a lot of info but this also wasnt her first affair. Its easy to throw stones of judgement but maybe think of widening your range.

[@user-eo4rg9ll7r]

@@a_kmza Stones of federal and state judgement suggest that you can get a year of prison for blackmailing, which is a felony. How exactly wide should my range be in order to consider blackmailing and harassment to be excusable for whatever reasons?

[@a_kmza]

@user-eo4rg9ll7r nobody said its inexcusable but what do your stones suggest about inciting murder?

[@user-eo4rg9ll7r]

​ @a_kmza And she will spend her life in prison as a consequence of her actions. Remarkably, if Saqib was indeed such a "kind, compassionate, caring and sensible" person that his family claims he was, he might still be alive. So he too faced the consequence of his actions (altho he clearly got more than he bargained for). He clearly didnt deserve to die, but he clearly was a lowball abusive cockroach and not a cherub.

[@elmarievallun6884]

I love your voice and your format. I'm a 73 year old nanna living in Perth Australia and I'm hooked on your podcasts and have told my friends and family about it. Keep up the excellent work.

[@BarbaraKibira]

Like my parents always tell me, “the truth always comes out. It’s up to you to figure out which side to be on it”. They wanted him gone to preserve her mother’s “innocence”, only for it all to come out worse than if she just told the police.

[@halfbakedproductions7887]

Exactly. This debacle brings with it a certain irony.

[@ijustneedmyself]

To run to and then rely upon her young daughter to help her out says a lot about the mother's maturity level.

[@nardip4999]

@@ijustneedmyself The mother probably had an abus!ve husband, that is why she felt cornered by the blackmail and forced to turn to her daughter and her friends for help.

[@jonslg240]

They also wanted him gone because he was blackmailing her for money, under threat of exposing the relationship AND SENDING EVERYONE NUDE PICTURES OF HER. *What kind of person does that???* The only possibly innocent person in this whole mess was his friend who died. But who knows what the friend actually knew. This is why you choose your friends and relationships with care, and don't do shady things with shady people. Don't go around having affairs with married people, esp ones you know nothing about. Don't go around blackmailing those people if they end it. Don't go around having affairs with young guys/girls you meet on the internet and know nothing about. Seriously, just put yourselves in "that poor young man's shoes", he wooed an older married woman online, then blackmailed her for $$ with the threat of telling her husband about it AND SENDING OUT HER NUDES TO EVERYONE. We subconsciously choose to think of only the good qualities of anyone who dies, without ever saying the bad. Like Tony Soprano's mom "that man was an angel!" after years of her abusing him for every little thing he did.

[@jonslg240]

@@nardip4999 people act like he was the victim and everyone else was the perpetrator.. but he was a perpetrator too. Threatening to expose the affair AND PICS OF HER NUDE if she didn't give him money. Say she did pay him, what's to stop him from asking for more and more later on? If she went to the cops she'd have to testify in open court, and he'd likely release those images out of spite too.. This is why nobody should go around being a despicable excuse for a human being. It could end up with them being dead.

[@KrisCheyne]

When multiple people plan a homicide, I do not understand why even one person in the group wasn't reasonable enough to suggest that it is not a good idea.

[@sullisen]

Unless it's been confirmed but left out of the video we can't say there were plans of taking his life, more likely in my book the plan was to scare and ior rough him up to let him know going through with there would be consequences if he went through with the blackmail. Still a valid point though. When several people get involved you push each other and no one wants to be seen as cowardly or turning their back in friends and family.. Humans in groups can get very irrational and frightening very quickly..

[@rawfoodphilosophy7061]

They were going to beat him up so he'd stop the blackmail. It was a car accident, not a murder. They should've got a few years in jail.........not life. Remember to never ever blackmail someone

[@Sultan-gr5tk]

@@rawfoodphilosophy7061 To the brainless and heartless feminists and their simps here, do this litmus test for your hypocrisy. Would you justify if the roles were reversed? If the woman was the blackmailer, would you sympathize with her male killer the same way that you do now?

[@sullisen]

@@rawfoodphilosophy7061 it was definitely not a "car accident".. Regardless of original intent, once the chase was on and they were actively hitting the other car at speeds like that, they were 100% responsible for anything that followed. Given we can be reasonably certain that their plans involved harming him in some way, the fact they chased them down like that at risk to themselves and innocent bystanders even, it feels like they were intending to kill at that point. They were trying to cause a crash and any reasonable person is aware that the outcome was far more likely to be death than bumps and bruises and a good scare. They'll likely get paroled at some point but until that, they deserve every second they spend in prison, this was callous and intentional murder. At least of the intended target, at least intentional manslaughter of the friend

[@sullisen]

@@rawfoodphilosophy7061 never blackmail someone, I agree. In addition to that tho, never fuck someone behind your spouses back if you aren't prepared for the risk of them finding out and the consequences thereof. Or send naked pictures of yourself unless accepting the risk they could end up being spread even without the recipient ever intending for any such thing to happen or causing it in any way.

[@ZoraXire]

this is a case that truly shows how unequal relationships and the selfishness of fame just results in dark tragedy

[@DoubleAction2]

Those freak-show eye lashes were a dead giveaway that this person was not dealing with a full deck.

[@uglybetty8747]

Lmaoooo

[@aamaliyahkhan1524]

God only knows how this,tramp got a single follower

[@aamaliyahkhan1524]

😂😂

[@nitinnair7918]

That and the fake nails. Nothing good comes of this pairing

[@barbmurraybabss]

Ridiculous

[@pearlinecrews6826]

Affairs are always a bad idea. It affects more than the two involved and often doesn't end well.

[@xavierjp_]

The whole case is one sordid affair. From the affair to the blackmailing to the murder. Senseless stupidity from all parties involved

[@ridwa]

it is the same xavier from the bird app?

[@IronKore]

@@xavierjp_ true

[@MLGBrownCat]

I follow you on twitter

[@antisocialbarbie1587]

Nah I my bro twitter I can confirm this man is from twitter

[@nj4916]

this is so true. something wrong one person is doing can have a massive impact on anyone around them. from any side. do harm, harm will follow, something to that effect.

[@EMA-EMA-]

She wanted to hide the love affair and ended up that the whole world knew that shes not only a cheater but a monster

[@elitealice]

I mean she was forced to marry buddy I don’t get why she even cared about getting caught for cheating on him

[@nusratbhat825]

​@@elitealiceshe was nt forced she earns in millions she could have taken divorce if she doesnt love his husband

[@tarikbleak]

@@elitealice she murdered her adulterous lover and an innocent man (Hashim) stop defending her.

[@elitealice]

@@tarikbleak shut up. Ig you’re not a native English speaker don’t try to argue with me.

[@acayette]

Moral of the story: mind your business and always put yourself first. You never know where your "friend" may lead you... even to your own death.

[@lavelhare3723]

True

[@lisalane3291]

I can’t imagine being ok with my mother having an affair with someone young enough to be her child, going out acting like a teenager, then acting like a wannabe gangster. Classy!😖

[@pragslaxman8022]

Completely agree!

[@uglybetty8747]

Agreed

[@oliveryt7168]

I mean, I wouldn't be thrilled either, but where's the big difference..? What if she went partying with people her age? Or like 10 years younger? About the affair and crime part, I'm on your side.

[@g6ter1]

Seems like she had arrested development. Didn't get to experience any freedom in her teens/twenties and then viscerally started to live that missed part of her life through her daughter & her associated social scene/social media. Then had her affair with someone who's basically a child mentally and thought it would not bite her in the ass. The mother made a series of terribly unwise mistakes, then instead of dealing with her own fallout, exposed her daughter to a potentially volatile situation. She's obvy a complete narcissist and this supposed adult in the situation ruined the lives of several people.

[@sharukhkhan9242]

Yes mipr puri commity is messed up clowns mother daughter though they were college girls again😂😂😂😂

[@lisathomas3082]

It never ceases to amaze me how people can be "recruited" into crime.🤯

[@dgrmn12345]

There're loads: for money, for love, for friendship, for thrill, for fame, for desperation... The list goes on. What most dont take into account however are the consequences.

[@user-me9ud5ty1c]

The mother gave them all blow jobs

[@1985snx]

And that many of them,like they are out for something normal.

[@oliveryt7168]

They are all "brothers" and "sisters"..

[@quanzy121]

Same here Like, if my friend came to me asking to help them do a crime, I’d say nahhhh … I’m good But honestly I doubt they’d even approach me because they know better

[@sylviakwendo3468]

Adrian, you are so good when it comes to investigating and narrating these cases. That is why I never want to miss any case.

[@sarita8131]

I was so invested in this case and you answered all my questions and doubts. Excellent video, thank you!

[@krlost4405]

Lessons: 1. Don't force marriages. Let people be whatever they want. 2. Don't cheat. Divorce. 3. Don't involve your children to solve adult affairs. Your children are not your Friends. You are a parent. 4. Don't blackmail and extort money. She was right in finishing that affair. If you think he would've stopped after the 1st "payment", think again; who ask back for money used in dates? No one with good intentions.

[@girlwhomustnotbenamed4139]

💯‼️

[@HaggisMuncher-69-420]

Or don't divorce either. If you married someone, you married them for life. Stop being an LGBT.

[@krlost4405]

@@HaggisMuncher-69-420 stfu, people can divorce if they want. She was forced to a unwanted marriage by her family when she was young. Nobody marry for life, grow the F up.

[@krlost4405]

@@HaggisMuncher-69-420 what the F has lgbt anything to do with Divorce? Are you brain dead?

[@Iminsideyourwall_]

@@HaggisMuncher-69-420no one asked you snow flake 😂😂😂

[@M00nshiine]

I feel the most for Hashim and his family. Poor gent was just helping a friend and walked into a situation he was not privvy to. May he rest in peace

[@lavinothman-in6of]

Mahek and Anserine deserved a way worse sentence. I'm so sad that haqib and hashim couldn't live longer . May haqib and hashim rest in peace.

[@lavinothman-in6of]

Please like my comment

[@kea33]

The only person I feel sorry for is the innocent friend who accompanied whatshisface to the meet up. Blackmail is evil and it backfired badly.

[@nj4916]

same! i imagine the weight of pain his family carries is immense. its an example of how one malicious thought/action can harm hundreds of others. a cascading effect. maybe it wasnt intended but it is current and will forever be.

[@GggG-tb1mx]

⁠ How is the blackmail a bad thing he wasn’t going to expose her to the internet it was to send to the husband after finding out she had a husband and was heart broken so he asked for the money he spent on her in those 3 years, he was going to expose the affair to the husband with proof of the affair, which is a very normal thing, plus her being in her 50 grooming a 18 year old, how you defending this

[@sharukhkhan9242]

​@@GggG-tb1mxbro wot on earth are u smoking crackpipe joker! Blackmailing is one of the worst things

[@joanhoffman3702]

Listening to stories like this, I’m so glad my life is basically boring. Anyone trying to blackmail me would have a hard time finding anything worthy of blackmail. As Oscar Wilde said, “Publish and be damned.”

[@michelleobrien6996]

I heard of blackmail tragedies when I was young and determined that I would never do anything that would put me in a position of being able to be blackmailed. I've been successful thus far.

[@oliveryt7168]

Boring life = best life

[@LondonEE16]

That wasn't Oscar Wilde. It was the Duke of Wellington. Actually, Wilde sued his lover's father (The Marquess of Queensberry) for libel and that's where he got into trouble.

[@thetruthk5138]

Well come to my world ;-)​@@oliveryt7168

[@ahhh6328]

Same here​@@michelleobrien6996

[@BenDover-pj5gm]

The irony is now everyone is going to know about the affair she went to such lengths to try and conceal. RIP to the victims

[@marvl5089]

Ahh the Streisand Effect! 😂

[@michellesebold4517]

Great video! It’s so sad. People never cease to amaze me how cruel and selfish they can be.

[@ginawong4532]

@CoffeehouseCrime you delivered the story very well. Thank you

[@winniealwayo700]

My heart deeply hurts for Hashim's family😢😢😢. He did not deserve to die. No one did. His kindness cost him. May his family find semblance and closure. Its so so painful

[@KarynHill]

I hadn't heard of this case before. Some people begin to believe their own hype and feel as if they can do no wrong, usually followed by them doing very, very wrong. I'm glad this case was solved so quickly and the guilty parties sent to jail.

[@skycloud4802]

I guess social media may contribute to that air of self importance and untouchability. Lots of fans and followers. Probably didn't do her personality any good.

[@PD-we8vf]

If she read the Bible it would tell her pride comes before the fall.

[@KarynHill]

@@PD-we8vf I'm reasonably certain she's not Christian and this case has zero to do with religion.

[@PortlandMan]

​@@PD-we8vfBecome atheist bro cmon

[@MelaNone]

@@PD-we8vfI like science fiction too 🫡

[@aishawf]

Thank you for this quality breakdown. This whole thing is sad...most things are not as they appear.

[@daphnedumaurier5422]

I do wonder why more isn’t being made of the fact Ansreen started an affair with a teenage boy. She was old enough to be his mother, and from what I have read there seems to have been some type of grooming going on. If a 40+ woman has a years long relationship with a teenager, it’s not all that surprising to me that he went crazy and started blackmailing her when she ended it. He’d become dependent on her, that’s what happens in romantic relationships between someone who could be a parent figure and a child. It’s sick.

[@razamughal4582]

Shut it. This was IN NO WAY GROOMING. You need to stop being a coconut. It was in NO WAY grooming. It was simply that no girl his own age, wanted to be anywhere near him, including mahek. And he found older women confident and attractive which a lot of young men do. Good riddance to him.

[@akgonen60]

this right here exatly my thoughts ...of cours hes young of course he gonna fall in love with a married woman the whole TABOO thing is very personal and intimate and against the rules wich is why its a rush when you do it .. geting off the rolle coaster would have takin him time to get used to but he would have gotten used to it and maybe returning the money would have put out the fire but hiring a gang of dudes and committing murder an thinking this is the right course of action is insane .. and the person to ploit is only 4 years older then the guy she was sleepiung with of course there clueless solution was to kill innocent people here the mom sititng in the corner saying "yea yea lets kill em " they deserve there time for being absenminded

[@AbdullahHashi-kw3qj]

He WAS not a child, and teenage boys are not as vulnerable as girls of their age

[@PLayAshEFF72]

@@AbdullahHashi-kw3qj why’s that, what’s behind that conclusion? Girls actually develop to maturity way quicker than boys. You’re very very wrong with this silly assumption.

[@droomzy]

the way Hashim's family described him in memoriam was beautiful & touching. he sounds like he was a hell of a guy, & I'm disheartened that he died directly from being there for his friend. I felt for his friend too until he lashed out at the mom with blackmail & he essentially extorted her. but did he deserve to die? definitely not! & especially not so YOUNG! this is the type of lesson you should learn from & get to improve yourself moving forward, instead of a lesson that he had to pass away to learn 😢

[@akgonen60]

how was it extortion ? 3 year relationship he spend 3k on her and she had the money and he was only 18 so he was a child if the relationship is over give the money bak i dont understand the extortion part plus she was a 43 year old married woamn with kids, this is alll on her 100% she could have grown some t***ies and just fesseed up to her family instead of going to life in prision along with her daughter

[@mohamedahmedyassinhussein6856]

@@akgonen60he was 21 a LEGAL adult lol and doesn’t matter if he was in 3 or 10 year relationship , he has no right to blackmail anyone who cares if he spent money I’m sure she spent money too on him

[@PLayAshEFF72]

@@mohamedahmedyassinhussein6856probably not. Women like her don’t spend their money, she was in it for the ride, having said that… once a relationship goes sour you kiss goodbye to the money you spent. You can’t demand back money spent after it’s over. That’s just trampy

[@SamSam-cb3io]

I was literally wondering whether you was going cover this story while watching your latest video. Great work dude👏🏽

[@jackthewisedog5171]

Thanks for covering this story

[@luna_love07]

Thanks for sharing this story. I hadn't heard of it before (I'm Australian). What a tragic outcome for those two young men. Rest in peace.

[@arthurwulfrun]

I missed this one. Thank you for your work and sharing.

[@itsmahsa2541]

I blame the mother in all this more than anyone else. What on earth was she thinking starting a relationship with someone younger than her own children. And when she decided to confide in her daughter, why didn’t she try to prevent her from taking the law into her own hands? She was the adult. Their stupid decisions have affected the lives of so many people. Two families lost their sons in the most horrific circumstances. Mahek’s brother and father probably had to relocate to a different city because of shame and embarrassment. Even the families of all those young people who stupidly decided to get involved in this mess must be heartbroken.

[@temprary580]

Never put someone in a position where they feel they have nothing to lose. Lots of crazies out there who are willing to do crazy things

[@RandomSwiftie13]

Yeah the more I think about it I think what if I was getting blackmailed? What would I do? My area's police really sucks and are completely useless. What would I have resorted to if I was in this situation. I would probably also resort to something extreme.

[@syedtalha6405]

@@RandomSwiftie13 Dont share you nudes might be a good option.

[@JB-bm1to]

Sadly true.

[@dangerousfelon]

​@RandomSwiftie13 blackmailed for what, detective? You also cheating on your spouse? Because you can't compare blackmail of any type

[@SA-ey6nt]

There's a saying that animals backed into a corner tend to bite..

[@neonnwave1]

Pro tip to anyone faced with blackmail or stalking: ALWAYS report to the police. Never take matters into your own hands because it'll just lead you to jail and/or destroy your reputation and life.

[@kaylajade9936]

Police are useless in most countries. 9 times out of 10 they won’t do ANYTHING to protect a stalking/blackmail victim.

[@MaronXchiaki]

Umm the police don’t always take you seriously

[@diosahalstrom5450]

depends on the country though

[@TeacupRats]

They didn't care when it happened to me. He got slapped with a harassment charge that dropped off after a year. He gets to pretend it didn't happen and I have to live with the trauma.

[@Gotchalaboom]

Really

[@zackgallinger-long4459]

I love the "sarcasm detected" meter! So good!!

[@desertprincess8761]

This was amazing from you. 🙏🏽

[@mellymel3942]

Hey Adrian, I’m not sure if I spelt it right but I would just like to let you know that I drive for a living. I am a para transit driver and I put your videos on to just chill during stand still traffic or long drives and I just want to say thank you for being awesome and making awesome videos. You make my day at work go by quick thank you lol

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

I'm so glad to hear that! And happy that I get to make your day easier! Thank you!

[@knucks1983]

It is absolutely scary how things can get out of control

[@suheylaa1769]

Great vids& coverage! and editing!

[@fultonyl1]

Just found this channel a few days and I’m addicted already. I’ve been binge watching as many episodes as I can. I think Saqib is at fault to some degree. I do NOT believe he deserved what happened. What’s horribly sad is that his friend just went there for support. He’s completely innocent in this story. Keep up the good work brother I’m loving 🥰 this channel and these stories

[@tanyray84]

Moral of the story, if you are blackmailed, just come clean to your loved ones and be judge by them, instead of the law on a murder charge. edit: stay in school kids, TikTok won’t last forever.

[@JayJay32186]

Or go to the cyber helpline or your area’s equivalent to report the threats of revenge porn.

[@azazello1784]

She was in an arranged marriage with a Muslim. There is a high chance husband could have murdered her if she confessed.

[@Pomshka]

Considering she had an arranged mayI HIGHLY doubt her family would have been understanding. She'd have been dead to them.

[@user-fi6hu3py3i]

idk if she's muslim but infidelity is a big no no in muslim family..especially if the one that's done it is the wife..she'll be divorced right away in most cases..no education no job you think she will let that happen?

[@MalikBarrow16]

People were saying the same thing about Myspace and early KZbin.... School is good though.

[@RespectOthers1]

I think any man would prefer to know his wife had a brief affair than seeing his wife and daughter convicted as murderers and jailed for life.

[@DJVIIIMan]

My daughter, yes. My wife? If she cheats, she belongs to the streets.

[@psps2034]

@@DJVIIIMan So you want your daughter to live with the pain of having her mother in prison?

[@FlamingBasketballClub]

@@psps2034 you commit the crime, got to serve the time 🤡🤡

[@finnguy1549]

@@DJVIIIManwtf dude

[@davidpetrosky]

​@@psps2034absolutely. Especially if she's a cheating murderer.

[@user-kk5qo6rl7u]

Hi!! I just want to say I love your videos! keep up the amazing work (:

[@MC-iz5ln]

this is a sad story, that women should be ashamed of herself. Cheating on her husband and having a relationship with a young man/boy he couldn't even drive. Shame on her.

[@ellenmcaleese7004]

He probably couldn't drive because like the 2 males driving the Audi & Saab, their licences had been cancelled. He also had history of stalking and threatening another woman who went to the police. He was no little innocent.

[@stephaniegabe-ds2xd]

Your right. Her stupidity got her to where she is now. For MAHEK, WHAT A MAJOR SHIT SHOW!

[@Garcian_Smith]

Not saying the kid had to die but demanding all the money back spent on a former lover and threatening them with blackmail is a bold move that would leave just about any person angry. Not to the point that they would kill like those two maniacs but just imagine if your ex gf or bf texted or called you with a bill for all the money they spent on you and demanded it back and threatened with blackmail on top of that. Pretty sure the average person would feel a bit insulted too. Most folk would be pissed off but would ultimately just keep it moving...

[@dipakrawal1509]

Yes quite agree with this. Blackmail is a crime in itself and punishable, but not by death of course. I think the whole thing got out of hand when their car left the Tesco Car park. They should have gone to a police station and nothing like this terrible event would have happened. Things got heated up in the car chase and one was frightened and the other did not want the other to get away. It is absolute tragedy all round.

[@girlwhomustnotbenamed4139]

Yep, it's amazing that even when it's the two women who went too far, there is ofc an entitled, toxic man behind all of this who wouldn't take no for an answer and threaten his ex-partner with revenge porn. Seriously, just fuck him. And we also all know how those cases tend to go when the women turn to the authorities. They should've done it, yes, especially instead of what they ended up doing but let's also not pretend it would surely have resolved the blackmailing issue. My heart breaks for Hashim, he really had nothing to do with this whole mess.

[@melissadunton3534]

Would never happen because I don’t put myself in situations where there is anything to use as blackmail material. When are women and men going to learn to stop sending nude pics or making sex videos with ppl that are just casual affairs??? It’s the epitome of stupidity and naïveté.

[@melissadunton3534]

@@girlwhomustnotbenamed4139so close, but no cigar. He was not a toxic man. He was a toxic boy and that woman should have known better than to have a casual and sordid affair with a child. And she definitely should have known not to send him nude pics or make sexual videos for the kid. She was just as toxic as he was….he doesn’t hold all the blame in that situation and none of the blame for his or his friend’s death.

[@iiiisssssaaaaaacccccc]

⁠@@girlwhomustnotbenamed4139the mom and the daughter are entitled and toxic as well. It the mom’s fault for having an affairs behind her husband back. She should of know that this would of happen. She use the young man money and then get bored of him while still marry to her husband. And it the stupidity and toxicity of the daughter who plan the murder of a man who blackmail the mother. So fuck the two entitled and toxic girls. The two male shouldn’t have been kill over for some money or even because of the blackmail. They get kill cause the mom felt entitled.

[@lovewinsall77]

The police-work in the UK constantly amazes me. The CCTV cams everywhere unlock most secrets, not all, and that's only a matter of time. Thanks Adrian. Great show.

[@dallasdobson8831]

Do you think living in a surveillance state is a good thing? I don’t say this to be mean I’m just curious…. I wonder how this happened to England and if people are on board with it… seems like such a violation of life to me. I think we should be able to live of lies without the government monitoring us.

[@lovewinsall77]

@@dallasdobson8831 The government? Forget about the government. It's the police that have extra eyes on the ground. You've got guns aimed all over the place in the States and you're okay with that? CCTV is only consulted when something awful happens in a community. So, you're thinking that it's an unfair advantage for the police? What are you talking about?

[@lovewinsall77]

@@GalactusWorldConsumer The what?

[@AmaliaLondon]

@@dallasdobson8831Surveillance is everywhere since 9/11 and became even more severe since the London 7/7 attacks, especially if you live in a city. The moment I step out of my apartment door until I come back home I’m being surveilled. I moved here from Switzerland and it took me a while to get used to it. Now I don’t even notice the cameras

[@AmaliaLondon]

@@dallasdobson8831Most appreciate the benefits this surveillance offers

[@fatimairfan8272]

I was soooo looking forward for you to cover this case

[@Raheela365]

First time watch your video, Appreciate your hard work!!..and Subscribed. Keep up the good work! ❤❤❤

[@user-th3hb3ps8x]

This case is all over my Facebook at the moment as my local newspapers are covering pretty much the same amount of news , so I'm very happy to see you covering the case. Because I know you have done your thorough research, and display your non biased opinion! :)

[@eXpressYourselfClips]

Same. It's all over socials over the past 12hours

[@-Datura-]

Thank you for covering this, Adrian. I have tried to watch a few other covers of the story on KZbin but all of them just used bloody TikTok clips on repeat as visual content and there is only so much of that crap a person can endure. Finally a professional cover and I didn't expect anything less from you. Thank you for minimizing the amount of toxic content used to cover this!

[@skycloud4802]

Those TokTik clips on loop drive me nuts.

[@ruffeyx]

Do u like anime? Unrelated question, i know.

[@tamanyamwandila2834]

Only feel sorry for hashim was the only innocent guy this case

[@airaruangroj]

OMG. Never would I have thought that you would cover a case in Leicester. I used to live there for a year for my master degree. That bits on Leicester kinda makes me missing the city even more.

[@aureliomarty3079]

Sadly, there is only one true victim in this story: the friend who gave a ride to the blackmailer, everybody else is just despicable from the blackmailer to the women and men plotting the killing of these two. Though nobody deserves to die for such thing, messing with a married woman and blackmailing her ,he brought this on himself.

[@dipakrawal1509]

The Friend should not have taken him to a tesco car park 60 miles away in the early hours of a freezing winter morning. i think the friend must have known some of this.

[@Iminsideyourwall_]

@@KingNoTailcry harder 😂😂

[@darrenyoung3102]

True

[@calli5106]

@@KingNoTailyeah this isn’t a gender thing. I would of said her ass deserved it too. blackmailing someone and expecting not to have crazy results just seems stupid. He was dumb for blackmailing her and she was dumb for dating a younger guy who obviously couldn’t handle being with an older woman or rejection. He’s covered cases where a woman had blackmailed a man or has been blackmailed and it ended badly. Do they deserve to die for black mail? No. But is it a possibility, absolutely.

[@JoeyWinsSometimes]

@ agree!

[@jlkitz1775]

Adultery opens SO MANY devastating boxes. When will people freaking learn?! If you want out of your relationship, don't sneak around, lie & cheat - just freaking WALK AWAY 😒🤦🏾‍♀️

[@ninaowusu8157]

And never blackmail

[@charlenefisher2355]

Lol, she tried to get out of this relationship, she wanted out but did the boy listen and respect her decision, no he blk mailed her, I'm pretty sure her husband would not have let her go either, I have been in 3 relationships where it has been so difficult for these men to let go and move on ,if it was that easy to get away there will be no cheating, men can't seem to deal with rejection

[@Ippo_boxer2929]

she groomed him @@charlenefisher2355

[@lavelhare3723]

True

[@diegoquiroz5166]

my and my girlfriend are so invested in this channel that we started listening to you and we got coffee haha

[@F01L]

Nice work as always 🎉

[@loner2967]

Maaaaan you got me good with that Sarcasm Meter bit. I usually listen to your videos in the background while I cook or eat, so when I heard that I had to do a double take😂😂😂😂 Way to grab someone's attention

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Why go to university when you can become famous on TikTok?

[@mirisparkleslikewhoa]

Lol, I'm glad I'm not the only one!

[@butta_baby3772]

She didn’t want her husband to find out and yet the whole world knows that she’s a cheater and a murder. And she took others lives too such as her own daughter. I wish people realize that it’s consequences with everything you do. If you feel that something isn’t right then you probably shouldn’t do it. To the families of those two handsome young men my deepest condolences. Their deaths was so tragic and heartbreaking. May they both rest in peace.

[@sofialovinglife597]

Evil pyschopath

[@Sultan-gr5tk]

To the brainless and heartless feminists and their simps here, do this litmus test for your hypocrisy. Would you justify if the roles were reversed? If the woman was the blackmailer, would you sympathize with her male killer the same way that you do now?

[@RandomSwiftie13]

One of these men kinda deserved it. Blackmailing is a serious crime that can and a lot of the times has resulted in deaths. I'm not sorry for him and he is also not handsome because WTF. I'm sorry for the innocent friend who was just giving him a ride and died.

[@txyyk]

@@RandomSwiftie13So you’re saying that man deserved to die? Nobody deserves to die, especially someone as young as 21 who has no idea what he is doing. Of course he deserves punishment by law, not death? Like are you out of your mind? People like you are so chronically online and have no empathy whatsoever, nor do you have common sense, holy shit.

[@willisstillhere8846]

​@@RandomSwiftie13considering he was a 18 year old guy in an affair with a 42 year old married woman, that's the woman's fault. Alot of cases where older guys have affairs with younger women, most of the people blame the guy for grooming said girl and making her unstable and commiting said acts. Same goes for this. She willingly groomed someone who just became legally an adult and is surprised that he was unstable.

[@umarzahoor9542]

Amazing video well done 👏

[@diane2dooks]

Brilliant content as always

[@ChefNourhan]

Thank you so much Adrian for your respect for all the victims and their families that’s how those cases should be covered.

[@skreemqueen7520]

Great work , Adrian, as always! Such a sad case with senseless murders. My sympathy to both the victim’s families. I can imagine what they are going through. May they both rest in peace

[@tenwaystowearit]

When you give in a relationship you gotta take your losses. You can’t later demand back everything you spent. This totally could’ve been prevented by all involved. Truly sad. RIP to the young men who lost their lives.

[@nj4916]

for real, and im sure no one thought of the cascading effect their own inner turmoil could cause. do harm and harm will follow, no one can map the routes, lengths, depths or expanse one bad thought/action can posses/have. i pray everyone living is safe and healing.

[@akgonen60]

he was a kid in love with a married woman who didnt wanna let the roller coaster ride go i bet he used the blackmail as a way to see her and convince her to stay with him but she was a 43 year old woman who was having the affair .... she should have grown some and admitted to the affair or give the money back this situation was her own making

[@diogeneselcinico2957]

He was a kid. He shouldn't have tried to blackmail her however, he was also a kid with very little experience. The married woman should have known better than to cheat and to make it worse, cheat with an 18 year old kid.

[@pauletteslade9070]

Bless you, Adrian. You are so awesome ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Niac022]

I feel really, really bad for Hashim. To be murdered for taking your friend to a grocery store is unfathomable and I'm glad that whole lot will be in jail for a very, very long time. Not so much for Saqib. Did he deserve to be murdered? No because murder is wrong but it's real hard to find any sympathy for someone who decided to try to ruin a woman's life because he couldn't own them.

[@RealSlendyBoi]

Cheaters get no sympathy, she deserved it.

[@bsqwahlE]

A sensible comment

[@Uapa500]

​@@RealSlendyBoia cheater who for onve was free to choose, instead of being forced. A forced marriage and a forced life, cos he dreams didn't matter to her family.

[@RealSlendyBoi]

@@Uapa500 and she was also free to choose to confess to her Husband what she had done. She was also free to make the decision to leave her Husband before she started the affair. As far as I'm concerned any cheater deserves to have the affair partner threaten to expose what they did to the other person's spouse, and especially to follow through with it.

[@notyourtypicalfarah7194]

​@@Uapa500no one can force a woman in the u.k. stop babying women. She also could divorced him in 2022

[@xjessgoonerx]

It's awful.. as someone from Banbury I was following the events closely and it's so sad how people think they have the right to take someone else's life.. 😢

[@karenlaubenthal4939]

I really like your style ! I think you are great at what you do!!!❤

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Thank you so much!

[@joda6466]

Nice to see these back in my suggestions

[@okeydokey3120]

Thank you for once again covering a tragic and unnecessary case with class, dignity, and compassion. Much love 💕.

[@BeginnerinElecticalEngineering]

Thank you so much Adrian, thanks for providing us with amazing content for free.

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Danica.Powell]

Well, I feel awful for Hashim, he had no involvement in any of the mess and lost his life. As for everyone else, well nobody was innocent, if you are trying to blackmail someone I don't see how you can expect anything good to happen.

[@bmurali5128]

Saqib was not your average blackmailer. He just wanted his money back. Wasn’t that much for them to give. Of course, as you put it, he was young and could not let go

[@MsShabriaGxo]

Thank you for sharing this case. My condolences goes out to the two young men families.

[@cali.girllivinnnevada8]

Can you imagine holding your child back from an education just to marry them off…..🤯 insanity!

[@maschaorsomething]

It's the classic misogyny

[@repletereplete8002]

First cousins aren't just going to marry themselves;]

[@Masterhitman935]

Nope, it’s just class warfare. To maintain wealth and status.

[@mrsmerily]

actually can you imagine that most of the world most women face these types of choises. Its actually props much more common than a woman who can choose a job or even their husband.

[@FlamingBasketballClub]

​@@maschaorsomethingNope. Stop being brain dead.

[@nj4916]

Coffeehouse Crime is forever my favorite true crime channel. this case ..wow...how many lives have been destroyed and taken from social media is wild.

[@joaom2057]

Poor Hashim. Dying trying to help a friend 😞 So sad.

[@vanessastyles953]

Excellent, concise and brilliant journalism. Thank you for filling in the blanks of this case. 👏👏👏👏 CoffeeHouse Crime is Super5⭐️ 👍👍👍 P.s I hope TikTok disposes of all of their uploads ASAP.

[@Masterhitman935]

Can you report them for violating ToA, for encouraging violence, they are murders.

[@AA69ist]

I was reading the BBC News article and the video is almost verbatim, how is that journalism? He needs to credit the journalists he uses as sources

[@sandruki]

Better leave them uploaded to raise awareness of what not to be. Some people in there are ridiculous. I wonder how long we will have to suffer the entitlement of those "content creators". But they are useful to distinguish empty or stupid people who you better avoid (their followers).

[@johnmcdevitt4750]

It's been amazing watching this channel grow and it won't stop here. Your approach to telling these stories is equal parts informative, entertaining and respectful and I appreciate it to no end. Thank you for another great entry in Coffeehouse Crime.

[@nathangillmore5064]

As a Yank, I know very little about life in the UK, however, I for sure know that nothing, at all, ever, good has happened in the early morning hours in a Tesco parking lot.

[@saiqhai9968]

😂😂

[@restinmurderface]

Good job brother! You did these two victims justice!

[@Mastabeee]

The guy was never proven to try and blackmail… that’s the criminals saying that…. They murdered an innocent man who was being used by a married woman… they both should get life without parole or death.

[@Lance_Lionroar]

Keep up the amazing work Adrian!

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Thank you!

[@esthermaria33]

Thanks for sharing

[@robwilliams2853]

I live in Stoke on Trent and find your description of it to be balanced, fair and detailed.

[@GG-uz7zh]

Horrible situation! Extremely sad for the driver who lost his life trying to assist his friend. As for the blackmailer, although his actions after the breakup were ridiculous, he did not deserve such death. This was senseless

[@marivipalomino6975]

Blackmail is a serious crime. One that can drive the victim to do the unthinkable. She was born and raised in the Indian culture and she was married to an Indian man. This young man threatened her with exposing nude pictures of her if she didnt do as he said. I bet she feared for her life thinking about her husband and what he would do to her if he found out. She should have gone to the police but maybe she thought the whole affair was going to be exposed and her life as she knew it was going to be over. In my opinion he drove her to the edge. He was looking for trouble. The only person I feel sorry for is the Hassim.

[@Rapture-nv5vj]

​@@marivipalomino6975Still. This doesn't justifies her.

[@GaryCDarby]

He did deserve it, shouldn't be blackmailing people

[@GggG-tb1mx]

@@marivipalomino6975​​⁠ How is the blackmail a bad thing he wasn’t going to expose her to the internet it was to send to the husband after finding out she had a husband and was heart broken so he asked for the money he spent on her in those 3 years, he was going to expose the affair to the husband which is a very normal thing, plus her being in her 50 grooming a 18 year old, how you defending this

[@Ippo_boxer2929]

are you mental he was legit getting burnt to death you sick ppl he didnt deserve that she shouldnt be having affairs you clueless animal@@GaryCDarby

[@dyslexicboogaloo]

I’ve got a former friend who is a gaslighter and even half a year after parting ways I still get the occasional text saying I owe him money (which I don’t), so that kind of influences my opinion on this case. Saqib started the whole thing by threatening to blackmail his ex because she was no longer interested. I’m not sympathetic for Mahek but Saqib was being a malicious juvenile and extortion is a dangerous game. RIP Hashim

[@beaky1430]

Loved the comment of how those 2 men lived more of their lives offline than online.

[@sonicmojo991]

Hey Adrian! I'm from Singapore! 🇸🇬 Been a fan of you for long and I love your channel! 👏🏽 I really hope you will cover the case of Magdalena Zuk, please! This case is downright disturbing! 😱😩 But I would love to see you cover this case, especially! 🙏🏽

[@cazcook2901]

Wow you got this story out quick! By far my favourite true crime channel.

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Sentencing Friday, video Monday! I may have delayed my weekend 👀