26 year old Somali shot dead
- Thread starter MARAQ DIGAAG
- Start date
- Status
Gibiin-Udug
Crowned Queen of Puntland. Supporter of PuntExit
Where does it say this happened in Minnesota?
DETECTIVES investigating the murder of a man in Southall have named the victim as Khalid Abdi Farah, of Greenford.
http://www.thisislocallondon.co.uk/...amed_as_detectives_make_fresh_appeal/?ref=rss
ArchBishopofAtheism
Intellectual saqajaan
I’m doing compare and contrast.
Gibiin-Udug
Crowned Queen of Puntland. Supporter of PuntExit
You can't do that!!I’m doing compare and contrast.
ArchBishopofAtheism
Intellectual saqajaan
Gibiin-Udug
Crowned Queen of Puntland. Supporter of PuntExit
Mn never had that kind of problem. The only problem we have is the massive influx of qaxootis.I’m saying MN had the same problem but fixed it. What are you talking about?
ArchBishopofAtheism
Intellectual saqajaan
Rumours says it was orchestrated by beesha Bantu gunman with ties to a Somali - majority gang . For my safety , I will say no more on this thread .
Suugo News !
Suugo News !
Joshua Folorunso, 27, was arrested on Thursday (January 25) in the Milton Keynes area on suspicion of assisting an offender and arson.
Jermaine Paul, 22, was charged with the murder of 26-year-old Khalid Farah on January 13, just over a month after Malique Thompson-Hill, 21, was charged on December 3 with Khalid's murder.
Jermaine Paul, 22, was charged with the murder of 26-year-old Khalid Farah on January 13, just over a month after Malique Thompson-Hill, 21, was charged on December 3 with Khalid's murder.
Two men have been jailed for life for the execution-style shooting of a "kind and lovable soul".
Khalid Farah, 26, was blasted with a shotgun at close range as he sat in a hire car on 11 November in Southall, west London.
Malique Thompson-Hill, 22, and Jermaine Paul, 23, were convicted of his murder following a trial at the Old Bailey.
At the court on Thursday, Judge Sarah Munro QC sentenced them to life with a minimum of 30 years.
Joshua Folorunso, 27, was convicted of perverting the course of justice and will be sentenced at a later date.
The court heard previously how Thompson-Hill and Paul had pulled up in a stolen Volkswagen Tiguan with false number plates.
One of the killers, wearing a hood, got out and shot Mr Farah through the car window at point-blank range.
The gunman then fired a second shot at Mr Farah's chest before jumping in the Tiguan and speeding off, jurors were told.
Mr Farah suffered massive blood loss and died in hospital.
Later that day, Folorunso, of Loudwater, Buckinghamshire, helped burn out the abandoned getaway car, the court heard.
Sentencing, Judge Munro QC said: "Whilst there must be a reason why Khalid Farah was targeted and while I strongly suspect a drugs background in this case, this is no mitigation.
'Lonely and isolated'
"The only mitigation is your relative youth and immaturity.
"It goes without saying that things must have gone very wrong in your childhood and adolescence for you to end up in the dock of the Old Bailey facing decades in prison."
Mr Farah's sister Hamda said in a victim impact statement: "We feel a piece of all of us is gone forever, especially for his twin brother whose life was integral to Khalid's from the very beginning and for my mother who has lost her child.
"We are left lonely and isolated, aware other members of the Somali community with whom we are so integral have jumped to their own conclusions and suspicions, forcing us to take a step back."
Malique Thompson-Hill, 22 and Jermaine Paul, 23, sentenced to life.
Joshua Folorunso was convicted of perverting the course of justice
Khalid Farah, 26, was blasted with a shotgun at close range as he sat in a hire car on 11 November in Southall, west London.
Malique Thompson-Hill, 22, and Jermaine Paul, 23, were convicted of his murder following a trial at the Old Bailey.
At the court on Thursday, Judge Sarah Munro QC sentenced them to life with a minimum of 30 years.
Joshua Folorunso, 27, was convicted of perverting the course of justice and will be sentenced at a later date.
The court heard previously how Thompson-Hill and Paul had pulled up in a stolen Volkswagen Tiguan with false number plates.
One of the killers, wearing a hood, got out and shot Mr Farah through the car window at point-blank range.
The gunman then fired a second shot at Mr Farah's chest before jumping in the Tiguan and speeding off, jurors were told.
Mr Farah suffered massive blood loss and died in hospital.
Later that day, Folorunso, of Loudwater, Buckinghamshire, helped burn out the abandoned getaway car, the court heard.
Sentencing, Judge Munro QC said: "Whilst there must be a reason why Khalid Farah was targeted and while I strongly suspect a drugs background in this case, this is no mitigation.
'Lonely and isolated'
"The only mitigation is your relative youth and immaturity.
"It goes without saying that things must have gone very wrong in your childhood and adolescence for you to end up in the dock of the Old Bailey facing decades in prison."
Mr Farah's sister Hamda said in a victim impact statement: "We feel a piece of all of us is gone forever, especially for his twin brother whose life was integral to Khalid's from the very beginning and for my mother who has lost her child.
"We are left lonely and isolated, aware other members of the Somali community with whom we are so integral have jumped to their own conclusions and suspicions, forcing us to take a step back."
Malique Thompson-Hill, 22 and Jermaine Paul, 23, sentenced to life.
The case has already been solved!!
This happened last year in November 2017. They got sentenced 3 days ago.
Nacala aboohod ku yaal, dhanyeer dhanyeer dhaley.
AUN
- Status
