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International Manhunt Over Death Of Girl, 10
//An international manhunt for three people continues following the death of 10-year-old Sara Sharif.
A post-mortem examination will take place later for Sara, whose body was found alone in the early hours of Thursday at her home in Woking, Surrey, following a call for her welfare.
Surrey Police said the three people it was trying to locate left the country the previous day.
The force is working with international authorities to find them.//
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What on earth could have happened here? It seems the little girl had younger siblings so presumably they are with the people being hunted. Dreadful.
A post-mortem examination will take place later for Sara, whose body was found alone in the early hours of Thursday at her home in Woking, Surrey, following a call for her welfare.
Surrey Police said the three people it was trying to locate left the country the previous day.
The force is working with international authorities to find them.//
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What on earth could have happened here? It seems the little girl had younger siblings so presumably they are with the people being hunted. Dreadful.
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Whenever there's a case involving a (possible) Muslim bad actor, some people will talk about "the elephant in the room" or "doing the usual dance".
It's the equivalent of seeing a story about the murder of a little child by her stepfather and saying, "I bet I know what they look like".
It's grim but this is how some people operate.
Whenever there's a case involving a (possible) Muslim bad actor, some people will talk about "the elephant in the room" or "doing the usual dance".
It's the equivalent of seeing a story about the murder of a little child by her stepfather and saying, "I bet I know what they look like".
It's grim but this is how some people operate.
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