UK: Police hunting for veiled woman with knife after teenager stabbed to death
December 3, 20165:28 pm By Robert Spencer 63 Comments
It’s likely that what the ever-clueless Daily Mail, the worst paper in the Western world, means by “burka” is actually a niqab, as the latter are far more common in Britain and are often referred to as burkas by people who don’t know one from the other. In any case, the perpetrator’s face was covered, which will make his or her arrest almost certainly impossible, unless she got blood on her clothing and it was spotted by someone. This case is a crisp illustration of why such clothing should be banned in Western countries: it makes it far too easy to commit crimes and get away with them.
“Police are hunting a Burka-wearing woman ‘with a blade in her bag’ after a teenager was stabbed to death with a screwdriver and knife outside a student halls of residence,” by Abe Hawken, Mailonline, December 2, 2016:
Murder squad detectives are today hunting a Burka-clad woman who is believed to have had a knife in her bag after a teenager was stabbed to death outside a university.
The terrified woman, who had a cut to her hand, ran into a nearby Costa coffee shop screaming for help after the man was attacked with a screwdriver and knife.
A coffee shop worker today claimed she saw a knife in the woman’s bag following the tragic incident outside the University of the Arts in Acton, west London.
The victim, an 18-year old man, was attacked in the street outside a hall of residence just yards from the Costa coffee in Victoria Road on Thursday night.
Police today attended the scene outside the university after a man in his 20s was stabbed
Today detectives appealed for the woman to come forward.
The Costa worker, who did not want to be named, claims to have seen a knife in the woman’s bag before she left the coffee shop and got in a car.
She said: ‘She ran into the kitchen and she was shaken up and asking for help.
‘I took her into the seating area and I saw something sharp in her bag, I’m sure it was a knife. She also had a cut on her right hand.
‘She then went into the toilet for a while before coming out and getting into a car. I think she was a Muslim because she was wearing a burka.’…
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