The TikTok phenomenon and the creepy murder of his mother

The incident in the Leicester region of the United Kingdom chilled the blood. Social media phenomenon Mahek Buhari and his mother Ansreen Buhari were jailed for “cold-blooded” killing of Sakıp Hüseyin and Haşim İcazeddin, whom they had collided with at a speed of 100 miles.

The horror in Leicestershire came after Sakip Hussein threatened to reveal his sexual relationship with Ansreen Buhari, 46. The court announced that the blackmail and the accident in question occurred as part of the “Love, obsession and blackmail” plan.

According to BBC news, the court sentenced social media phenomenon Mahek to life in prison and at least 31 years and 8 months in prison. Mahek’s mother, Ansreen, was also sentenced to life imprisonment and a minimum of 26 years and 9 months in prison.

HE WANTED TO RETURN THE MONEY HE Spent on His Beloved

According to court statements, mother and daughter invited Sakıp Hüseyin to a meeting in the parking lot and said that they should pay him back the 3,000 euros that Ansreen spent on her lover during their relationship. Hussein threatened to expose Ansreen.

Hüseyin and İcazeddin were ambushed by a masked gang commissioned by the Buhari family and caused their deaths with cars traveling at 160 km/h.

Judge Timothy Spencer said: “The prosecution has classified it as a story of love, obsession and extortion. They are also correct in classifying this case as a cold-blooded murder.”

The judge also stated against Mahek Bukhari: “The scandalous reputation that you have acquired throughout your career as an influencer has made you completely selfish.” Mahek, sentenced to prison, kissed his father, who was present in court after the verdict.

Judge Spencer told Mahek’s mother, Ansreen Buhari: “You are the adult in this group and you should have acted as an adult, but you let your understandable concern about exposure deprive you of any reasonable judgement.”

BLOOD WHATSAPP MESSAGE

In a WhatsApp conversation, Mahek was listed in the court record where he used the phrase “I’ll soon dodge him and he won’t know what day it is… I’ll make sure they get on him, he won’t.” I don’t know who did it or how.”