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A 20-year-old man stabbed a newlywed to death after mistakenly thinking he mugged his brother.

Mohamed Jama, 20, ran off laughing after knifing Mohammed Hassan, 22, who had just left Friday prayers at his mosque.

The 22-year-old bakery worker was left to die on a grass verge, a court heard. A young man has been found guilty of murder for stabbing to death a newlywed he thought had mugged his brother. Vengeful Mohamed Jama, 20, ran off laughing after knifing his victim, a 'popular and polite' bakery worker who had just left Friday prayers at his mosque in Oldham, Manchester.

On their fifth day of deliberations, today (Wednesday) a jury unanimously found Jama guilty of murder following a four-week trial at Manchester Crown Court. Today, Manchester Crown Court unanimously found Jama guilty of the violent murder after a four-week trial.

Middleton stuns in Erdem on first visit to V&A museum as patron The court heard how Jama wrongly thought Mr Hassan had mugged his older brother Musa Jama, 22, who the jurors found not guilty of murder and not guilty of manslaughter.

And a third defendant, Sadik Djama, 23, was also acquitted of murder and manslaughter charges. The court heard the trio went to Oldham, Greater Manchester, on March 9 on a revenge mission for the robbery on Musa Jama the day previous. Mohammed Nabeel 'Belo' Hassan who was stabbed to death as he walked home from saying prayers at his local mosque in O

Mohammed Nabeel Hassan who was described as humble and very energetic

Witnesses said they saw Jama carrying a pretty large knife, and that he was acting tough while carrying a large knife. Guy Gozem QC, prosecuting, said Jama was pointing at groups of Asian males, and asked his brother is that them?

After spotting a car containing someone he believed may have been responsible, Jama ran after it while the other two held back. When he returned, Jama said: What did you come for? Dont be pussies.

The killer then confronted Mr Hassan and attacked him with the blade, before washing blood off his hands at Oldham Library. The brothers, both from Oldham, and Mr Djama, of Longsight, Manchester, pleaded not guilty to murder.

Paying tribute to Mr Hassan at the time of his death, his close friend Mohammed Jaz, 23, said: He had been to pray and was going home, he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. He was a normal 22-year-old, it could have been anyone.

He was a nice, well-spoken lad, into football and very sociable. He was humble and very energetic. He got married recently and is from a hard-working family. It is upsetting. It is a really close community here. There are lot of races but it is very open, when it was snowing last week we all came together to help each other.

Full Article: https://metro.co.uk/2018/10/10/man-20-stabbed-newlywed-to-death-after-mistakenly-thinking-he-mugged-his-brother-8026159/



This shit is what happens when we have a whole society that has been taught not to call the police and to "handle it themselves."

RIP, I feel so bad for Hassan's widow.
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Horrible

Now he rots for life instead of calming down
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This s*** is what happens when we have a whole society that has been taught not to call the police and to "handle it themselves."

This is also true in the uk?
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I always want to know what they said when they found out they killed the wrong person but the news never says that part

Zikten posted...

I always want to know what they said when they found out they killed the wrong person but the news never says that part

Does it matter?
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UnfairRepresent posted...

Zikten posted...

I always want to know what they said when they found out they killed the wrong person but the news never says that part

Does it matter?

I want to know if they feel bad

KStateKing17 posted...

This s*** is what happens when we have a whole society that has been taught not to call the police and to "handle it themselves."

This is also true in the uk?

i think it's more true of the UK than the US
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Bump
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UnfairRepresent posted...

KStateKing17 posted...

This s*** is what happens when we have a whole society that has been taught not to call the police and to "handle it themselves."

This is also true in the uk?

i think it's more true of the UK than the US

Why?
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VipaGTS posted...

UnfairRepresent posted...

KStateKing17 posted...

This s*** is what happens when we have a whole society that has been taught not to call the police and to "handle it themselves."

This is also true in the uk?

i think it's more true of the UK than the US

Why?

In the US it's only certain hotspots and certain demographics that have been raised to oppose the police.

In the UK it's across the entire country.

From Plymouth to Newcastle there is a strong disrespect for authority.

People stand on firemen's hoses and if someone robs them they go out and beat people up.
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UnfairRepresent posted...

In the UK it's across the entire country.

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