Horror story that never went national

Horror story that never went national

12th March 2006

News article filed by BNP news team










Another story suppressed by the national media shows just how contemptuous the established press is of its readers. Perhaps they are afraid of the feedback from such stories as these. This horror story should have filled the front pages, it is gruesome and stomach turning. Fans of late night takeaways might be particularly distressed by this story.

The story concerns a schoolgirl who went missing in the Blackpool area and two men who appeared in Blackpool Magistrates Court on Thursday (9th). Iyad Albattakhi, 28 was in the dock charged with murdering 14 year old Charlene Downes and Mohammed Raveshi, 49, was charged with assisting in the disposal of her body. The schoolgirl went missing on 1st November 2003 and despite an intensive police hunt her body has never been recovered but police are working on the line that her body was cut up and disposed off via a takeaway owned by Albattakhi and Raveshi, with late night customers being offered kebabs and burgers at Funny Boyz in Dickson Road containing the remains of the schoolgirl. Police are also working on the forensic story that her bones were ground for use as tile grout.

During the inquiry Police searched the premises of three Blackpool curry houses. 3000 men were asked to supply DNA samples and the disappearance was the subject of a BBC Crimewatch broadcast. The men have been remanded in custody after making no pleas.

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