Chat – 25 July 2019

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Convicted:

RoyWhiting

Sarah

Ian’scollapse

caught

onCCTV

HussainOsman
(top)and
YassinOmar

MuktarSaid

Ibrahim(top)

andRamzi

Mohammed

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18-24 July 2019

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We look back at the most shocking

crime stories this week in history

2000: Body found

S

arah Payne, 8, was playing

hide and seek with her

two brothers in Kingston

Gorse, West Sussex, when she

was abducted by convicted sex

offender Roy Whiting.

It was 16 days later when,

on 17 July 2000, Sarah’s body

was found in overgrowth in

a field near Pulborough.

Whiting was arrested soon

after, and the following year

• while in prison for a driving
  offence – he was convicted
  and jailed for life for her murder.
  The tragedy led to Sarah’s Law,
  a scheme which allows anyone to
  formally ask the police if someone
  with access to a child has a record
  for child sex offences.

2005: Failed bombings

O

n 21 July 2005,

Hussain Osman,

Yassin Omar, Muktar

Said Ibrahim and Ramzi

Mohammed attempted

to carry out a terrorist

attack in London.

They’d made bombs

using hydrogen peroxide

and chapati flour and got

on various forms of public

transport across the capital.

But the devices failed

to detonate properly and

nobody was seriously injured.

The UK’s largest manhunt

began and they were all

arrested and jailed for life

on terrorism charges.

2012: PC not guilty

I

an Tomlinson died during a

G20 climate-change protest on

1 April 2009, after being hit with

a baton and pushed to the ground

by a police officer.

When an inquest ruled it

had been an unlawful death,

PC Simon Harwood was charged

with manslaughter.

He went on trial at Southwark

Crown Court but, on 19 July 2012,

was found not guilty by a jury.

The Met Police later reached an

out-of-court settlement over the death and apologised

‘unreservedly’ to Ian’s family.

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