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| The murder of 10-year-old Pakistani girl in UK: International search for three suspects continues |
An international search is underway for three people in the UK for the murder of a 10-year-old Pakistani girl.
According to the police, they received information on the morning of August 10 that a girl was found dead in a house in Woking, Surrey, England.
According to the police, the girl's post-mortem will also be conducted to further the investigation, but no arrest has been made in this case yet.
According to the police, the three people who are being traced were known to the girl, but they had left the UK yesterday.
The police force is working with international authorities to trace them.
The girl's body was found in her empty house on August 10 at around 2.50 am local time.
The girl's mother said in an interview with the British newspaper 'The Sun' that her life would 'never be the same'.
He said, ' My daughter was a wonderful girl who was still very young.'
'I can't do anything to bring him back so I can only remember the good times I had with him.'
A neighbor in front of the house told reporters that a Pakistani family with six children had been living on the property for less than six months.
Another neighbor, who did not want to be named, said, "The girl was usually seen helping her younger brothers and sisters, especially the youngest child."
'The whole community is in shock
There is intense investigation in the local communities on this murder and shock is also being expressed on their behalf.
Imam Hafiz Hashmi of the local Shah Jahan Mosque in Surrey said that he has been unable to sleep since the incident.
He told BBC radio that 'we are in utter shock and grief, we can't believe that something like this could happen to such an innocent girl.'
According to him, we do not know the circumstances under which she died, so we pray for the peace of this girl's soul. We pray that we will be able to find out the facts about her death so that the soul of this dear girl can rest in peace.
An official statement was also issued by the mosque about the girl's death, which said, "Hearts are heavy with shock and deep sorrow at the tragic death of the girl, who took her life last week."
The statement added that 'our prayers and condolences are with the girl and her loved ones at this time of difficulty and trial.'
A local church 'St. Mary the Virgin' has been open to community members since last Friday where people have been coming to pray for the girl and offer flowers.
There was a heavy police presence at the property last week. The girl's murder has yet to be officially identified and investigators are still on the property.