A jealous husband brutally killed his wife and then wore her clothes to pretend she was still alive, UK.
Ahmed
Al-Khatib was married to Syrian-born Rania Alayed for more than 20
years and had not a drop of pity to a woman who gave birth to their tree
children when he was killing her at his brother's apartment.
The
couple emigrated to Great Britain in 2004 and since then the woman
started to tell her friends about her husband's violent behavior. She
was afraid of him as the man сonstantly threatened to kill her and beat
her as soon as he was given a chance to do so.
One of the woman's
friends described Al-Khatib as an angry monster who took control over
her life. He was sexually and physically violent, jealous and
contemptuous of females.
After
years of serious domestic violence a courageous woman managed to free
herself and children from the abusive father using a solicitor and
started a new life. She rented a property, went to college and got
friends. She even filed for divorce as she was in a relationship with a
man she met on the Internet.
But happy life did not last long, on
June 7 last year she left the kids with their father for the weekend at
his brother's apartment and since then never came back home again. After
killing his wife Al-Khatib wore his wife's jeans and headscarf, put her
in a suitcase and with the help of his two brothers, Muhned and
Hussain, buried her in an isolated area.
During the trial Ahmed
said he had been 'commanded' to bury his wife by the djinn, a demonic
spirit in Islamic folklore, but these words were considered to be mere
lies as the murder was thoroughly planned and mercilessly committed
while the children were in the next room. Both of the Ahmed's brothers
did not confess to complicity but were found guilty and jailed for three
and four years.
It
was learnt that after the cold-blood murder a telephone, Facebook and
message services were deployed to pretend to others that Rania was still
alive. The incident is considered to be a pre-planned honour-killing as
Al-Khatib's 'male "pride" clearly couldn't take a strong woman trying
to determine her own fate'.
Ahmed Al-Khatib was convicted by a
jury of Rania Alayed's murder and has been jailed for a minimum of 20
years. The search for the woman's body is still ongoing.
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The
couple emigrated to Great Britain in 2004 and since then the woman
started to tell her friends about her husband's violent behavior. She
was afraid of him as the man сonstantly threatened to kill her and beat
her as soon as he was given a chance to do so.
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