14yo White Girl may have been turned into burgers

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14-year-old Charlene Downes

Credit to Stormfront for this report. It's been typed in, as an online version couldn't be found. Metro is a free paper for commuters. The mainstream media haven't reported that the girl may have been turned into food and fed to people.

From the Metro Friday 10th March 2006

The body of a missing schoolgirl may have been turned into burgers and kebabs and served up at a seaside fast food outlet.

Police fear the remains of 14 year old Charlene Downes, who went missing in November 2003, may also have been ground
up into tile grout.

Iyad Albattikhi, 28, who ran the Funny Boyz takeaway in Blackpool, is charged with her murder.

The co-owner
of the business Mohammed Raveshi, a 49 year old former social services worker and foster father, is charged with assisting in the disposal of her body.

The men appeared at a hearing at Blackpool maistrates court yesterday.

The teenager whose body has never been found left home on Halloween saying she was meeting friends on Blackpool's North Pier.

It was initially thought Charlene, a pupil at St George's Church of England High School, had run away.

Appeals for her to come forward were subsequently posted in missing persons' columns.

However six months after her disappearance police searched freezers at three Blackpool curry houses looking for her remains.

During the investigation some 3000 men were DNA tested and a TV appeal for information was broadcast on the BBC's
Crimewatch show.

Darren Day, Charlene's favourite West End performer, even made a plea for help in finding her.

During the ten minute hearing yesterday the two accused, who were flanked in the secure dock by
four security officers, spoke only to confirm their names and ages and to state that they understood the charges against them. Neither of the defendant's lawyers applied for bail.

 

[Dr William Pierce]

Apparently, White people are halal now.

 

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Divided We Stand Jew-Blighted We Fall

The British media do love a gruesome story and the murder of Charlene Downes has all the right ingredients. Except one ' the names of the murderers:

The body of a missing schoolgirl may have been turned into burgers and kebabs and served up at a seaside fast food outlet. Police fear the remains of 14-year-old Charlene Downes, who was reported missing in November 2003, may also have been ground up into tile grout. Iyad Albattikhi, 28, who ran the Funny Boyz takeaway in Blackpool, Lancashire is charged with her murder. The co-owner of the business Mohammed Raveshi, a 49-year old former social services worker and foster father, is charged with assisting in the disposa
l of her body. (National Vanguard, 13th March 2006)

The BBC
, or Bolshevik Broadcasting Corporation, has barely mentioned this case and not whispered a word of the kebab angle. But imagine what it would do if the races were reversed and two Evil White Males had murdered a 14-year-old Muslim girl, then allegedly turned her into meat-pies. Like the rest of the media, the BBC follows the simple and highly effective strategy of exaggerating White crime and minimizing ethnic crime. It's a Jewish strategy, of course, and even when ethnic crime is reported, no-one is allowed to connect the dots and interpret the patterns.[/b]

 

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Dead girl chopped up, court told

A 14-year-old girl was murdered by a takeaway owner who joked with friends that she had been chopped up and mixed in with the kebabs, a court has heard.

It is alleged that Charlene Downes was killed by Iyad Albattikhi, who owns a fast food shop on Blackpool Promenade.

Prosecutors said Charlene was one of a number of girls who had sex with men who worked in fast food shops on the promenade, including Mr Albattikhi.

The 29-year-old, of Blackpool, denies murder, at Preston Crown Court.

Tim Holroyde QC, prosecuting, told the jury that Charlene, from Buchanan Street in Blackpool, spent her time hanging around the promenade.

She kissed her mother goodbye on the evening of Saturda
y 1 November 2003 and vanished off the face of the earth, Mr Holroyde said.

Police started a missing persons inquiry, but later launched a murder probe after being told she had been "killed and chopped up", the jury heard.

No trace of Charlene's body has been found.

Mr Holroyde told the jury a witness heard Mr Albattikhi - owner of the Funny Boyz fast food shop - and others talking about "sex with white girls", including a mention of Charlene.

"He and others present were then laughingly saying that Charlene had gone into the kebabs," Mr Holroyde said.

Both Mr Albattikhi, a Jordanian immigrant, and his business partner 50-year-old Mohammed Reveshi - who is accused of helping dispose of the body - told police they never knew Charlene.

The pair were joint owners of the fast food shop on Dickson Road where Charlene became a familiar figure hanging around, the court heard.

Mr Holroyde said she was one of a number of adolescent girls who sometim
es went at night to an alleyway to meet much older men from the restaurants, sometimes for sex.

Mr Holroyde said that it was the prosecution's case that there was some sexual activity between Charlene and one - or both - the defendants.

Both the accused were spoken to after Charlene disappeared but told police they did not know her, the court heard.

"And the reason for their lying is that one of them murdered her and the other helped dispose of her body," Mr Holroyde told the jury.

Property bugged

In 2004, Mr Albattikhi fell out with his brother, Tariq, who told a witness - David Cassidy - that he knew what had happened to Charlene.

His brother told Mr Cassidy "she had been killed and chopped up and there had been a lot of blood," Mr Holroyde said.

Mr Cassidy was allegedly warned by Mr Albattikhi that "he would be dealt with" if he told anyone, and was later offered Ô�Å¡£20,000 by Mr Reveshi, the jury heard.

He went to police in December 2004 and d
etectives bugged theirs flats, as well as Mr Reveshi's Fiat people carrier.

The tapes produced some "revealing" conversations, Mr Holroyde told the jury.

The trial continues.

 

[Davy of old England]

I can't begin to imagine how this childs parents must feel and glad I am for that small consolation. It must be a living hell to think your child has become fare to kebab munching chavs and holiday makers at the hands of these heathen wogs.

We used to string these scum up but this lot will probably get five stars in the Good Food Guide.

Can it be any more depraved than this?. Ultimately I think yes, it will be..

 

[William of the White Hand]

Can it be any more depraved than this?. Ultimately I think yes, it will be..

I agree. There's no bounds to what our brindled brothers can come up with. And yet like so many others it gets the hush-hush treatment.

 

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Charlene trial told "she was strangled"

A MISSING Blackpool teenager was "strangled" before her body was chopped up and disposed of, a murder trial was told.

Fourteen-year-old Charlene Downes, of Buchanan Street, has never been found since she disappeared in November 2003.

But a prosecution witness claims he was told Charlene was strangled by one of defendants.

Takeaway owner Iyad Albattikhi, 29, of Dickson Road, Blackpool, denies the murder of the teenager while Mohammed Reveshi, 50, of Hornby Road, denies disposing of her body.

David Cassidy, a former friend and work colleauge of both defendants, told a jury at Preston Crown Court how Iyad's brother Tariq had confessed to him Charlene had been strangled before her body was cut up and disposed of.

Before the alleged confession, Mr Cassidy had gone to Funny Boyz takeaway on Dickson Road, to visit the Albattikhi brothers who both worked there.

Under cross-examination from Tim Holroyde QC, prosecuting, Mr Cassidy said: "I saw Tariq outisde Funny Boyz and he told me he knew what had happened to Charlene.

"He just kept saying the girl that had gone missing had been chopped-up. He was ranting and raving about it.

"Tariq was spluttering, I couldn't understand everything he was saying.
"He was ranting and raving after an argument with his brother.

"I was only getting a bit of the conversation through the tears. He told me she was strangled.

"I think he must have realised what he was saying and stopped short."

But defence barrister Ian Goldrein QC, for Albattikhi, accused Mr Cassidy of telling the jury "a pack of lies" .

Mr Cassidy, 40, who ran an amusement arcade on Bond Street, South Shore plus a market stall in St Annes, also told the court that while he was playing pool with Tariq a few weeks after the alleged confession, Tariq received a phone call from Reveshi telling him that the police were due to search his flat on Hornby Road and he and his wife would have to leave.

John Bromley-Davenport QC, for Reveshi, said Mr Cassidy was lying about the conversation in the pub and it was just "gossip and tittle-tattle".

He added: "You are a facile liar and you are making it up as you go along."

Mr Cassidy replied: "I am not, I am telling the truth."

The prosecution alleges Albattikhi of Dickson Road befriended Charlene before killing her on the night, or days after, her disappearance.
(Proceeding)

 

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'Shock' at Charlene claim

A CHIP shop owner told a murder trial he was "gobsmacked" after hearing a missing Blackpool teenager had been murdered.

A clearly distressed Michael Kearns took to the witness stand at the murder trial of Charlene Downes and told the jury of his "total shock" at being told a fellow takeaway owner had allegedly killed the youngster.

The 14-year-old disappeared from her home on Buchanan Street in Blackpool in November 2003 and has never been seen since.

Mr Kearns owned the Moby Dick takeaway, next to Funny Boyz, which was owned by Iyad Albattikhi – the accused.

Albattikhi, 29, of Dickson Road, denies killing the teenager while Mohammed Reveshi, 50, denies disposing of her body.

Mr Kearns told the court he was told of the murder by another witness, David Cassidy, who had earlier told the jury he was told of the killing by Albattikhi's brother, Tariq.

Under cross examination from prosecution barrister Tim Holroyde QC, Mr Kearns said: "Mr Cassidy came into my shop one night and told me there was something he had to tell me that was really serious.

"He said Tariq broke down and that his brother had murdered a girl and had chopped her up in the kitchen.

"I could tell by Mr Cassidy's body language he was deadly serious. I was totally gobsmacked.

"It took me back. I can't actually recall what I said to him.

"I asked him the question where it had happened and Mr Cassidy said he did not know."

The witness, who has lived in Blackpool for 20 years, said he knew Iyad Albattikhi – who was known to him as Eddie – and a few members of staff at Funny Boyz

John Bromley-Davenport QC, defending for Reveshi, asked Mr Kearns if Mr Cassidy told him that Jordanian men had been using Charlene "for sexual purposes".

Mr Kearns replied: "He did say that, yes."

 

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'You'll make more being prostitutes'

THE man accused of disposing of Charlene Downes body asked teenage girls to become prostitutes, a murder trial was told.

Mohammed Reveshi allegedly told a former employee: "Why don't you become prostitutes? You'll make more money."

Reveshi, 50, is charged with the disposal of Charlene's body. The 14-year-old Blackpool girl has not been seen since November 2003. He denies the charge alongside co-accused Iyad Albattikhi, 29, who is charged with Charlene's murder.

Preston Crown Court was yesterday told how Reveshi was a foster carer and former co-owner of the Funny Boyz takeaway on Dickson Road.

It is alleged Charlene frequented the takeaway and struck up a sexual relationship with Albattikhi who is accused of killing her before Reveshi disposed of the body.

Witness Kylie Brooks, 19, said she had worked for Reveshi at another takeaway he had owned in St Annes when she was around 14 or 15.

She told the court how Reveshi "kept talking dirty to me" throughout the time she had worked for him and continued after she had left when she visited a friend who rented a flat from Reveshi.

She said: "He kept saying to me and my friend, why don't you become prostitutes and that? You'll make more money and it will be in your pockets.

"He said these people will buy you underwear and stuff and all you have to do is try them on and walk up and down in them."

Miss Brooks told of a further incident where she alleges Mr Reveshi tried to kiss her.

She told the jury: "He came towards me and grabbed my left knee and tried to kiss me. I turned round and punched him and he went flying onto the sofa.

"I think I hit him in the nose. After that he left me alone."

 

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Charlene jury told how accused 'confessed'

A MURDER trial has been told of the moment police believe they caught a takeaway boss admitting to killing Blackpool teenager Charlene Downes.

Officers say defendant Iyad Albattikhi told co-accused Mohammed Reveshi "there's no-one... who knows I kill her."

The prosecution told Preston Crown Court the alleged admission was captured in a taped conversation in Reveshi's car in March 2005.

It had been bugged by officers hunting for Charlene who has not been seen by her family for almost four years.

Det Sgt Jan Beasant of Blackpool Police spent 2,400 hours listening to 52 tapes recorded during the bugging operation.

She claimed to learn how to follow conversations between Albattikhi, a Jordanian national, and 50-year-old Reveshi, who is originally from Iran.

Despite this the transcript includes some spaces where Det Sgt Beasant could only make a calculated guess at the words which were not clear.

In Det Sgt Beasant's transcript, during a conversation with Reveshi, Albattikhi said: "So no, there's no-one (over there) that knows that I kill her."

The court has heard 24-hour manning of recording equipment took place at Blackpool police station.

Detectives also drafted in Allen Hirson, a senior lecturer in phonetics from City University, London, to produce transcripts of the tapes.

Between late February and late March 2005, detectives bugged Reveshi's Hornby Road flat and Fiat car.

At the time, Reveshi and Albattikhi co-owned Funny Boyz takeaway on Dickson Road, Blackpool.

Charlene, 14, of Buchanan Street, went missing in 2003.

It is alleged she was killed by Albattikhi and her body disposed of by Reveshi.

The trial was earlier told how the former St George's High School frequented takeaways in Dickson Road and had a sexual relationship with Albattikhi.

 

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Karen Downes

Mum weeps over daughter's gruesome death

A MOTHER wept as she heard claims her missing daughter ended up in a mincing machine.

Karen Downes broke down in the public gallery at Preston Crown Court as taped conversations were played allegedly claiming her daughter Charlene had been killed and her body gruesomely disposed of.

Police allege the tapes – captured through the use of covert surveillance bugs – were conversations between the two Blackpool takeaway owners accused of killing Charlene and disposing of her body.

The 14-year-old former St George's High School pupil vanished in November 2003. She has not been seen since.

Police claim they caught Mohammed Reveshi talking about how he got rid of Charlene's body after Iyad Albattikhi killed her.

In one conversation the court was told Reveshi said: "Well hopefully I (done) it properly you know is that he thought he saw me cutting her body up.

"Do you remember she was bleeding to death?"
Albattikhi said: "Yeah."
Reveshi added: "So that she made a mess."

Later in the transcript, Reveshi said: "The last one then it was the last deep one and then it was the (heart)... that finally killed
her."

Further on in the conversation, Reveshi added: "I'm so worried and you was the one who killed her."

The transcriptions were made by Det Sgt Jan Beasant, who spent 2,400 hours over a two-year period listening to the 52 tapes gathered during the month long bugging of Reveshi's home and car between February and March 2004.

In transcribing the tapes she left blanks and put words which she was unsure of in brackets. In one Reveshi is claimed to say: "...do it that (machine) can...a lot of bones... (nobody mince/miss her).
"Her big bones went into the machine as well, you know that don't you?"

Albattikhi said: "Her bones? Did you...inside the machine?"
Reveshi added: "Yes."

 

[LaKooneshia]

"If you wish to know the correct response to Islamic terrorists. The story of General Gordon during the British rule in India in the nineteenth century is the best example.

During an uprising from the local Muslim population a battalion of British soldiers was captured and tortured to death.

Gordon response to this outrage was to round up the entire male population of the local village. Then duly execute ten Muslim villagers for every one of the British soldiers killed. Then to strip naked their corpses before burying them all in a shallow pit and pouring pigs blood all over their remains.

This to the Muslims was the ultimate in shame, because the pigs blood meant their souls were unclean. And so their path to heaven was barred.

Seeing firstly the execution of ten Muslims for every British death. Then the subsequent defilement of their bodies. The insurgence was stopped dead in its tracks.

I think the lesson is fairly clear it's our weakness in response to the Muslim threat, that has allowed them to think they can win and that we haven't the courage of our own beliefs and convictions."

http://www.benedict-xvi-pope.com/v/questions/119/

 

[Davy of old England]

Charlene Downes retrial to begin in April

Dead girl chopped up and made into burgers, court told

BNP News Readers may recall that 14-year old Blackpool girl, Charlene Downes, went missing in November 2003. Despite a great deal of publicity and an intensive police campaign she has never been found.

Later, two men were arrested and charged with her murder. One was the owner of a kebab business and the other the landlord of the premises in which it operated.

The court case, which was held before Preston Crown Court last year, resulted in the jury being unable to reach agreement. Consequently a retrial was ordered for the start of this year. Unfortunately, due the caseload before that court, the case has slipped back somewhat against the calendar.

However, your BNP news team, having been in touch with the media in Blackpool this week, can confirm that the retrial is due to start in April – on or around the 14th we are informed. We are also led to believe that the first week of the retrial will largely concern itself with legal argument – agreeing the “ground rules” against which the retrial will be conducted – rather than prosecuting the case itself.
14-year-old girl was murdered by a takeaway owner who joked with friends that she had been chopped up and mixed in with the kebabs, a court has heard.

It is alleged that Charlene Downes was killed by Iyad Albattikhi, who owns a fast food shop on Blackpool Promenade. Prosecutors said Charlene was one of a number of girls who had sex with men who worked in fast food shops on the promenade, including Mr Albattikhi.

The 29-year-old, from Blackpool, denies murder at Preston Crown Court.

Tim Holroyde QC, prosecuting, told the jury that Charlene, from Buchanan Street in Blackpool, spent her time hanging around the promenade.

She kissed her mother goodbye on the evening of Saturday 1 November 2003 and vanished off the face of the earth,

 

[Davy of old England]

Charlene murder trial: Two wogs cleared

No mention of the fact that these 'men' were having sex with the under age girl and others. And of course no charges or penalties for that mere irrelevance.

TWO men were today cleared of being behind the disappearance of Blackpool schoolgirl Charlene Downes. Mohammed Reveshi and another man, who cannnot be named for legal reasons, were due to face a retrial. But charges against the two men were dropped today at Preston Crown Court.

Fourteen-year-old Charlene has not been seen alive since she kissed her mother Karen goodbye at a bus stop in central Blackpool in November 2003.

The case against Mr Reveshi, 50, of Hornby Road, who was charged with disposing of Charlene's body, and the other man, who was accused of murdering the teenager, collapsed because concerns were raised over the evidence of a key prosecution witness.


Move along folks, nothing to see hear. Only a white girl after all.......

 

[Arheel's Uncle]

Disappearance of Charlene Downes - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Charlene Elizabeth Caroline Downes (born 25
March 1989) disappeared on 1 November 2003, when she was 14, from her home town of Blackpool, a seaside town in north-west England. Downes was last seen in an area of the town centre that contained several takeaway and fast-food units. Lancashire Constabulary, the police force investigating her disappearance, believe that she was murdered within hours of the last sighting.[3]
Two men were tried in May 2007—one for Downes' murder, the other for helping to dispose of her body— but the jury failed to reach a verdict. A re-trial was scheduled, but in April 2008 the accused were released because of concerns about the evidence compiled by
Lancashire Constabulary.[4]
The trials brought to light what Julie Bindel described in The Guardian in May 2008 as "endemic child sexual
abuse" in the town.[5] The police believe that, for a protracted period before her disappearance, Downes had been the victim of child sexual abuse at the hands of one or more men.[5][6] They interviewed 3,000 people and found that she and other girls in the area had been "swapping sex for food, cigarettes and affection",[5] a form of child sexual exploitation known as localised grooming. It is thought that 60 local girls
may have been targeted.[7]

On 1 August 2017, a 51-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of murdering Downes and was released two
days later. He is no longer under investigation.[8][9] A £100,000 reward remains on offer for information
leading to the conviction of her killer(s) or the recovery of her body.[3][10]
Downes was born in Coventry, West Midlands, on 25 March 1989.[11] The family moved to Blackpool, Lancashire in 1999.[12] Background (above and below) Blackpool's North Pier, where Downes was seen on the evening she disappeared She lived in Buchanan Street, Blackpool, with her parents—Karen and Robert Downes, a former soldier—as well as her brother and two sisters.[13][14] Charlene attended St George's School, Blackpool.[15]
Although described in court as "well and happy", she had experienced a "chaotic" lifestyle after being expelled from school, frequenting the area around Blackpool's Central Promenade.[16][17]
According to an internal police report, Downes was one of 60 girls in Blackpool, some as young as 11,
who had been groomed by ethnic Pakistani men to carry out sex acts.[18] The girls would be given food and cigarettes by the male employees of fast-food outlets in exchange for sex.[19]
Charlene's mother, Karen, last spoke to her early in the evening of 1 November 2003, in Blackpool town centre.[20] Downes was wearing black jeans with a gold-eagle design on the front, a black jumper with a white-diamond pattern, and black boots.[21] Police say she may also have been wearing white cardigan or top with a hood.[22]
Karen was in Church Street handing out flyers for an Indian restaurant when she saw Charlene and one of her other daughters, Rebecca, at around 6:45 pm. The three of them talked briefly. Rebecca said she was going home; Charlene said she was going to meet some female friends. She called them from a local telephone box, then waited with her mother until they arrived.
Karen watched the girls walk off together toward the Winter Gardens. That was the last time she saw her daughter.[20] The friends spent a short time together. Downes then met another friend at around 9:30 pm and visited the Carousel Bar on the North Pier.[20][23] There is CCTV footage of a girl at 9 pm on the junction of Dickson Road and Talbot Road (a main thoroughfare that leads from North Pier to the town centre) that is believed to be Downes; she is with an unidentified woman in her 30s with dyed-blonde hair wearing a three-quarter-length coat.[3] According to Downes's friend, she and Charlene left the Carousel Bar and returned to the town centre at around 10 pm. Her friend last saw her at around 11 pm near Talbot Road/Abingdon Street.[3][20]

 

[Arheel's Uncle]

MURDER TRIAL
In March 2006 two men were arrested, on suspicion of Downes's murder. Lancashire Constabulary began several forensic searches, including at the Funny Boyz takeaway, on Dickson Road.[15]
In May 2007 the case went to trial at Preston Crown Court. The prosecution alleged that Charlene had been murdered by Iyad Albattikhi, a 29 year-old man from Jordan and the owner of Funny Boyz fast- food outlet in Blackpool. Mohammed Reveshi, Albattikhi's business partner and landlord, was accused of disposing of her body.[17

A witness, who worked at a different restaurant, claimed she overheard Albattikhi speaking to her employer. The group had been discussing having sex with girls, when Albattikhi claimed he had previously had sex with Downes. The group then joked that she had "gone into the kebabs".[24]
According to the prosecution, Downes had been having sex with older men who worked in the fast-food shops. They suggested that Downes may have had sex with one, or both, of the men before her death. [17][24][25]
Another witness claimed that Albattikhi's brother confided in them that they knew what had happened to Downes. He claimed that Downes had been murdered, and chopped up, and that there had been a lot of blood. The witness had apparently then been threatened not to tell anyone, and later offered "an interest- free £20,000 loan" from Reveshi to keep quiet. However, the witness spoke to the police in December 2004.[24]
The police presented audio recordings from concealed microphones that they had placed in both the men's flats, and inside Reveshi's car. The tapes were described as "hard to decipher", and had taken the police 2,400 hours to transcribe the audio over a two-year period. The prosecution's sound expert had a difference of opinion with the police over the transcription of the records.[26][24]
The jury deliberated for 49 hours over 11 days, before reporting they had failed to reach a verdict.[27][28] A re-trial was scheduled for April 2008, but serious errors in the Lancashire Constabulary's covert surveillance evidence were raised with the Crown Prosecution Service and the IPCC. As a result the Prosecution Service could offer no case, and the men were released.[19]

The IPCC opened an 18 month long investigation into the covert evidence collected by the Lancashire Constabulary, aiming to understand why the trial had collapsed.[4][19][29]
The final report was published in 2009 with the IPCC identifying several failures that lead to the trial collapsing. This included the police’s failure to keep proper records, failing to ensure the integrity of their evidence, use of inexperienced and untrained officers, and failing to fully transcribe material that they had collected. The covert surveillance in particular had been handled poorly and unprofessionally.[4] The IPCC recommended that one officer face a disciplinary hearing, another receive a written warning, and five officers receive words of advice.[4][30]

In 2011 Det Sgt Jan Beasant was found guilty of two counts of misconduct by Lancashire Constabulary following the IPCC reccommendation for a disciplinary hearing. Beasant had been the officer who transcribed the covert surveillance.[31] In 2012 a Police Arbitration Tribunal overturned the decision.[32]
In 2014, Beasant's lawyer said she was suing the police for up to £500,000, as her transcripts were, in fact, entirely accurate.[33]

IPCC Investigation
Blackpool Tower on the Central Promenade
The trial brought to public attention what Julie Bindel described in The Guardian as "endemic child sexual abuse" in Blackpool.[5][7][18] According to a police report, the employees of 11 takeaway shops in the town centre had been grooming dozens of white girls aged 13–15, giving them cigarettes, food and alcohol for sex. Mick Gradwell, a former detective superintendent with Lancashire Constabulary, said that the police inquiry into child grooming in Blackpool, Blackburn and Burnley had been "hampered by political correctness", according to The Daily Telegraph, because the girls were white and the perpetrators non-white.[34]

In April 2008, the week after the attempt at re-trial failed, Karen Downes stabbed her husband during an argument. The wounds were minor and he declined to press charges, saying that she was maddened with worry and frustration.[19]
In March 2009, Charlene's sister, Emma, pleaded not guilty to racially aggravated assault against the brother of the man who had been charged with murdering Charlene.[35] She maintained that her assault on the man's brother had never been racially motivated; on the first day of her trial the prosecution accepted her plea to common assault, a less serious offence.[36] She was sentenced to community service.[37]

In 2011, Albattikhi was convicted of assault after headbutting an 18-year-old woman.[38]
In 2012, Charlene's younger brother admitted in court to punching the man who had faced the charge of
helping to dispose of her body.[39] He was given a fine and a suspended sentence.[40]
In July 2013, journalist Sean Thomas noted in The Daily Telegraph that the original Charlene Downes
article on Wikipedia had been deleted in June 2007, and argued that this might be an attempt to "redraft"
history and to not give coverage to far-right politics.[41]

Downes's disappearance became the subject of a BBC One Panorama programme, "The Girl Who Vanished", on 10 November 2014.[42] In December 2014, BBC Crimewatch staged a reconstruction of the last sighting of Downes, and the police offered a £100,000 reward for information leading to the conviction of the killer(s) or recovery of the body.[10]

On 1 August 2017, police arrested a 51-year-old man from Preston, who lived in Blackpool at the time of Downes's disappearance, on suspicion of murdering her. He was released two days later and is no longer under investigation.[8][9][43]

 

[Arheel's Uncle]

GET THE NEWS LINKS FROM WIKIPEDIA.

References​

I believe the girl was taken, for body organ theft.

I base that upon a number of the story's bumblers and quirks along with what appears to be controlled outrage and chaos so often used in coverups, also the officials involved, convenient mucked up evidence then lost evidence, blaming on inexperienced police gives 'plausible denial', also some shadowy unidentified characters involved.
Obviously the Pakistani sex grooming of 60 girls is true, but their crimes was used to obfuscate what really happened to the girl.
I've seen this story repeatedly, "politically correct" only means one thing, large numbers of the usual suspects live there and are involved [I've confirmed that], and they're not black or brown. This girl was not the only girl or boy that has went missing in Blackpool.

ALTHOUGH the following PDF is good, it shifts blame to the Chinese & Africans.
I already know who the most prolific organ traffickers were, and still are.



U.S. Department of State

https://www.state.gov › wp-content › uploads › 2024 › 08 › 24-02934-TIP_Factsheet-Forced-Organ-Removal_Accessible-8.22.20224.pdf

Trafficking In Persons Report - Factsheet​

Aug 24, 2024 The key global anti-traficking instrument, the Palermo Protocol, defines exploitation to include at a minimum "the removal of organs," alongside sexual exploitation, forced labor, and slavery or slavery-like practices.

Twenty-one-year-old “Daniel” (not his real name) scraped out
a living selling mobile-phone accessories at an outdoor street
market in Lagos, Nigeria, but he thought his luck took a turn
when he was offered a “life-changing opportunity” to work in the
United Kingdom. The people he believed were his employers
instructed him to take a blood test, which he thought was
required to secure a visa. The people he had been working with
put him on a flight and confiscated his passport. Within days of
arriving in London, Daniel was taken to the Royal Free Hospital,
where doctors discussed the risks of the upcoming “operation” –
something Daniel knew nothing about. Seeing his confusion, the
doctors sent Daniel away – but did not notify authorities. Later,
Daniel overheard a conversation among those who had brought
Daniel to the UK speaking about sending him back to Nigeria
to remove his kidney. Scared, Daniel escaped, sleeping on the
streets for several days until walking into a police station and
telling his story. Daniel’s bravery eventually led to the UK’s first
prosecution of – and convictions for – human trafficking for the
purpose of organ removal. A prominent Nigerian politician and
his wife who had arranged the trafficking scheme to provide their
daughter with a kidney transplant, as well as a Nigerian doctor,
were convicted in 2023.
This story was published by the BBC, Organ Harvesting:Trafficked for His Kidney and Now Forced into Hiding, June 26,2023; for additional details, see the Crown Prosecution
Service, Updated with BAD LINK - Sentence: Senior Nigerian PoliticianJailed Over Illegal UK Organ-Harvesting Plot, May 5, 2023.

Ike Ekweremadu: Organ-trafficking plot politician and wife guilty​

A senior wealthy Nigerian politician, his wife and a medical "middleman" have been found guilty of an organ-trafficking plot, after they brought a 21-year-old man to the UK from Lagos.