The anonymous letter that could crack a 14-year arson murder case
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Dr Abdul Shakoor was the sole survivor of a fire which claimed the lives of his wife Dr Sabah Usmani and five children Hira, Maheen, Sohaib, Muneeb and Rayyan, in Barn Mead in October 2012. The family were asleep at their terraced home on 15 October 2012 when the fire took hold of the downstairs of the property. The home was quickly engulfed by flames and smoke, while a silver Ford Focus was set alight at the same time in close proximity. Detectives soon realised that this tragic incident was more "sinister" than first appeared, when they found a laptop bag from the house discarded in a bin a mile away from the property 10 days later. LBC's Shivani Sharma reports. Read the full story here: https://www.lbc.co.uk/article/abdul-shakoor-dr-sabah-usmani-police-probe-letter-5HjdXC5_2/ #shivanisharma #crime #LBC #truecrime #debate #news #crimestory #ukcrime LBC is the home of live debate around news and current affairs in the UK. Join in the conversation and listen at https://www.lbc.co
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