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Re: Uncle of Murdered UK Child 'She Fell Down Stairs & Broke Her Neck-He's LYING Mum
Uncle of Woking Girl 10, Found Dead Says She Fell Down Stairs and Broke Her Neck
Sara Sharif Did NOT Die Falling Down Stairs & Her Uncle's LYING Mum Says
Sara Sharif was discovered dead at her home near Woking, Surrey, after police from Pakistan were called by her father earlier this month and a probe was launched
BBC 24 AUG 2023
Sara with make-up and dressed like a 20 year old woman
A 10-year-old girl found dead at her home last week "fell down the stairs and broke her neck", her uncle claims.
Sara Sharif's uncle Imran Sharif, currently held in police custody in Pakistan for questioning, reportedly told officers the child stumbled down the stairs in the property in Woking, Surrey.
The man has not been charged and is not under arrest, Jhelum police told Sky News tonight. He is, though, said to be assisting police in finding his brother Urfan, who he reportedly claims he hasn't seen.
Surrey Police issued an image of Urfan Sharif as they investigate the tragedy
The force also released this picture of Beinash Batool, Mr Sharif's partner
Sara was discovered at her home in Woking after police were called from Pakistan by her father on Thursday August 10. Her 41-year-old dad Urfan, his partner Beinash Batool, 29, and his 28-year-old brother Faisal Malik are thought to have travelled from the UK to Islamabad the day before - and are wanted for questioning.
The Sara's uncle reportedly told police in Pakistan: "I found out what happened to Sara through the international media. My parents told me Urfan briefly came home very upset. He kept saying 'they' are going to take his children away from him." "They", it is understood, is a reference to British authorities.
"Beinash was home with the children. Sara fell down the stairs and broke her neck. Beinash panicked and phoned Urfan," Imran reportedly told officers.
Flowers and police outside of the home of Sara Sharif in Surrey
But Sara's exact cause of death remains unknown.
Surrey Police said a post-mortem revealed that Sara "suffered multiple and extensive injuries", which it said was "likely to have been caused over a sustained and extended period of time".
Surrey County Council has also said Sara was previously known to authorities.
Yesterday, Jacquie Chambers, headteacher of St Mary's C of E primary school in Byfleet - where Sara had been a Year 5 pupil, said she would be "dearly missed" by pupils and teachers.
In a statement reported by the BBC, she said: "She [Sara] was a bubbly, confident little girl who had the most beautiful smile. She was full of ideas and was very passionate about the things she believed in."
Ms Chambers added: "Sara will be dearly missed and, as a school community, we are all deeply affected by this tragedy. Our thoughts, prayers and sympathy are with those affected by this heartbreaking news."
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