LONDON (AP) — A judge has sentenced a Snapchat addict to 14 years in prison for orchestrating the killing of her sometime boyfriend and posting a video of him as he lay dying on a west London street.
Judge Michael Topolski described Fatima Khan, 21, as “cold and callous” for filming Afghan asylum seeker Khalid Safi, 18, after he was stabbed and subsequently posting it on social media in December 2016.
Metropolitan Police Detective Chief Inspector Mark Cranwell says she lured Safi to a pre-arranged spot with a suspect named in court as Raza Khan.
Snapchat Queen Allegedly Arranged and Filmed Calais Jungle Migrant Boyfriend Death https://t.co/qHpVC00OG4
— Breitbart London (@BreitbartLondon) July 5, 2018
He says that as Safi “lay dying after being stabbed, her first thought was to capture the moment for social media.”
She was found guilty of manslaughter.
Police continue to search for Khan.
Woman who used Snapchat to incite fatal fight between boyfriends jailed for 14 years for manslaughter https://t.co/VMXHbUkIUD pic.twitter.com/jd6ixphtiZ
— Metropolitan Police (@metpoliceuk) September 21, 2018
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