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Man admits killing father-of-seven

                   
reuters.com
05-Sep-2008
        
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LONDON (Reuters) - A man admitted on Friday murdering a father-of-seven who was stabbed to death in a park after he had gone to help his son. Mohammed Bilal Bhatti, 21, changed his plea five days into his trial to plead guilty to killing 50-year-old Mohammed Raja Shafiq in Thompson Park, Burnley, in March, the Press Association reported. Shafiq had gone to the park after being warned that his son, Umar, was... [read full story]                    

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How police let down the father killed by thugs

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Murder accused changes trial plea

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How police let down the father killed by thugs

thisislondon.co.uk
05-Sep-2008
        

Police were lambasted on Friday for failing to respond to a call for help made by a father-of-seven shortly before he was murdered. Mohammed Shafiq, a 50-year-old plumber, called a non-emergency line to say his teenage...

                   
bbc.co.uk: Mohammed Bhatti bbc.co.uk

Man admits killing father-of-seven

bbc.co.uk
05-Sep-2008
        

Mohammed Raja Shafiq died trying to protect his son A 21-year-old man charged with the murder of a father-of-seven in a Lancashire park has changed his plea to guilty, five days into his trial. Mohammed Raja Shafiq, 50,...

                   
bbc.co.uk: Thompson Park, Burnley bbc.co.uk

Murder accused changes trial plea

bbc.co.uk
05-Sep-2008
        

Mohammed Bilal Bhatti changed his plea five days into his trial A 21-year-old man charged with the murder of a father-of-seven in a Lancashire park has changed his plea to guilty, five days into his trial. Mohammed Raja...

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