Banaz Mahmod’s Honor Killing: A Tragic Story | Real Stories True Crime Documentary
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- Опубликовано: 3 ноя 2018
- Brutally murdered by her family in 2006, 'Banaz: An Honour Killings' tells the story of her, Banaz' sister Bekhal, and the story of the police team that didn’t give up on her case and brought her killers to justice.
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"they missed all the signs that she was in danger". They didn´t miss anything. They just simply ignored her, her every word and her.
Martina Skupin 👌👌👌🌹😭😭😭🐍🐍🐍🐍
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THEY SURE DID
Martina Skupin exactly
Poor, girl
She reported police 4 times and they did nothing ????
This is why women’s don’t speak up about their abusive family
Sue, where are you, how can we help you?
Women is more than one hun.... no need for the “s” 👍🏽👍🏾😎🤓 but you’re very correct in your comment. Its why people period choose not to report certain things... it’s crazy as heck how they allow this Iish.... all around from the family to the cops it’s just an atrocity
Sue Ristovska would u like my number? What is it we can do for u
Sue Ristovska is this your real name? Where r u from what’s your parents name? Reach out please
Sue Ristovska we’re here for you, please give us some details so we can help. Tell us how to help
My story is the same as Banaz, but I managed to escape at 17 before my family could hurt me. I wish I was living abroad, but my life was so hard in the Middle East trying to run away and survive on my own. I had no one to help and absolutely no support for years. It took me more than 10 years to be able to live a normal life and get over all the abuse and the beatings I went through. Even talking about what I went through was so painful. I know running away was not easy, but now I know it was the best disicion and I saved my life. I could've been dead too, but I'm alive and happy now, and want to tell my story to all the women who go through this so they run away before it's too late. RIP Banaz 😔
Good for you best wishes from Scotland, take care
I pray for your physical peace and peace of mind ❤
Reading so many stories of girls and women who are victims of these treacherous and heinous acts makes my heart ache for every one of you. Please tell your story because unfortunately it is not well known in my country (USA) and the light needs to be shed on this dark and evil practice. 🙏🏽
You're amazing 💕💕💕💕
This is disgraceful! Why do Muslim men have so little feeling for women except for sexual release? Things need to change at least in modernized countries.
Proud of you ! Hugs ❤ never ever go back ever xo
"Now that I've given this statement, what can you do for me?" This broke my heart...😭😭😭😪😪
this case makes no sense why would rape her and kill her it is an honor killing do these understand anything about the kurds its honor you rape their honor more this case with all do respect to the victim makes no sense and western police in general seems to ignore complaints of muslims on purpose to push them to honor crime and shame them in media intentionally i got swiss buddy a revert who had that happen to him
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Suicide not allowed
Yes!! That really resonated with me too! Thapolice did NOTHING 😢😢 RIP Banaz 🙏
I just can't comprehend how beating and r*aping someone isn't seen as dishonorable but a woman leaving her husband is... Its just so insane to me how people genuinely believe this. My heart aches for women in these situations.
Some people are just straight up monsters
I just don't how going to jail isn't dishonorable to the family.......her ex husband should also be punished. He is as disgusting as her killers.
Absolutely disgusting isn't it? My heart ached for banaz, so beautiful. I can comprehend it either, the world has drastically changed & with it humanity aswell. There's needs to be more awareness made for the women stuck in a situation as this. So that they'll feel safe when seeking safety. I know there's already organisations out there working to raise awareness but if they could somehow find a way to advertise more in places women go alit ,like public bathrooms. Just like all those mental health awareness posters. 💯 this is a just a tragic & what those evil bastards did to her while ending her life. 😢😢
AUSSIE CHICK WATCHING HERE✌🏽
Rape victim in India are considered dishonore for family
They blame the victim and torture her mentally
@@AuskaDezjArdamaath That is not true at all. This is not Islam my never in a million years.
All police officers who took Banaz' statements over the 5 times she was there, should've gotten fired on spot.
Agreed!
I feel like the UK's police is useless. I've seen a few documentaries where they failed to do their job.
Fired? They should have gotten jail time! Poor girl, so sad no one reacted sooner :(
Thats all you can say. They should be put on trial.
Totally agreed, she was pathetic, useless , she didn’t sound concerned for her safety
what a blessing her boyfriend was to her life, at least someone loved her and looked out for her in the manner that they should
Yup then her boyfriend commit suicide years after
It’s my understanding he committed suicide 10 years after her death as he struggled to cope
@tahrab4753 i hope Banaz and Ramat are now together in heaven or somewhere else together for eternity. Banaz's story broke so much heart and touched so many people.
this case makes no sense why would rape her and kill her it is an honor killing do these understand anything about the kurds its honor you rape their honor more this case with all do respect to the victim makes no sense and western police in general seems to ignore complaints of muslims on purpose to push them to honor crime and shame them in media intentionally i got swiss buddy a revert who had that happen to him
i thought the same, at least she experienced some love and happiness in her life
As she was giving her statement, that female cop just sat there, no questions asked...and then just tells her to call them again if her life is in danger. How daft can she be?! And she switches off the room light even before Banaz exited the room. Shows the utmost disrespect for this poor girl. And another female cop even contemplated bringing charges on her for being drunk and making up stories. How sad! This girl had nowhere to turn.
My heart broke when she asked "what can you do for me" I wish they had listened to her.
Aaawh 😥 She asked that question like they were her only hope in this world. Failed her.😢
Bulani this is so sad to kill your family all because of honour so sad.
Margaret Roman very sad💔💔
😢😢
:( absolutely heartbreaking.
"if you are ever feeling in danger for your own safety you must contact us straight away" thats literally what she was doing
Right cops kinda dumb.
It made me feel physically ill hearing that be said, pure proof out of the horse mouth that this is how screwed the system is when it comes to real complaints, esp in NZ, they just get dismissed, then told to come back when you start to feel worried/fearful?! 😑😠🙄.
What a blimmin robot that cop was, just ticking the boxes with her monotone voice and long silences, but to hear in the end she didn't even stick to the police word and investigate... did she even write any notes..?!?!? I bloody hope she got fired!
Anyone know her name, I want to know more... 🤔
Rip BANAZ 💜✌
*This is the second video b2b I've watched about authority being slack and not doing their job to even minimum standard on the very first meeting of the person concerned and therefore results in death..
1 time is two many when it comes to professionals slipping up. Ugh it makes my blood boil.
Just sickening that the majority of the time when a person finds the strength to reach out to the police for help, whether how minor or major the situation is and whether its going to highly affect a person and get dismissed, and then they don't go back for the help ever again like they originally thought they could so easily but it becomes more humiliating being belittled from the ones who serve and protect.. 😕
From my own experience, I know the police are lazy, slack and willing to leave people in danger and with the feeling I have from the trauma, I will not put myself through that again, to be told to come back....okaaay umm so when lady, after the house has caught fire or when I'm home from hospital after the knife has already gone through the door and into my skull...
What is wrong with humans! Ffs.
Go home love and we will keep you updated with what your abuser says when we question him casually, yunno because we will get to you first to make sure your safe from his rage when he knows you went to the police.. 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
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And they failed Banaz on a grand scale. Smh
@Sarah Babiker... and knowing what then happened to her, it made me cry. What she went through could have been prevented. 😢
This was so disgusting how NO BODY did anything. She was crying out for help and no one helped her at all. Its so infuriated cause it happens to every women, we are constantly dismissed and this is the worst case scenario, she explained it many times and they let her down.
The likelihood of her being put in the ground alive is very real. That family hated her; someone they should have LOVED, PROTECTED, SUPPORTED. This is disgusting and may we begin to hear of less of these senseless murders. There is no honour in such barbarism.
This story is so sad. Just read that Rahmat Sulemani hanged himself 10 years after Banaz’s cruel death. The man was devastated and never found love again. He said that there was “no life for him” after her death, that Banaz was “his present, his future, his hope.” Rahmat had spent the rest of his years under witness protection. My heart breaks for Banaz and Rahmat. What this family did to Banaz is unspeakable. She was surrounded by the absolute worst kind of people and the criminal justice system failed her.
Its an utter disgrace😡 horrible that we let people in with these sick twisted minds and the Police...!! What a scandal !!! Poor Banaz
Please Google Payzee Mahmod. Banaz's sister and an inspirational woman. She is trying to get the laws changed around forced marriage and has done a Ted Talk and a lot of activism around the subject.
I may be agnostic but I hope that they’re together forever in some sort of heaven
@@ombrenightcores4153 Same, also agnostic. I hope that wherever they are, they are living a better life together
Josuke Higashikata TOTALLY AGREE
“Now that I’ve given a statement what can you do for me ?” Heartbreaking 😭
Nothing. As is the way with the uk police
She didn’t even give that woman an answer not even an order of protection. Or how to keep herself safer or anything just nothing.
The officer's who took all those statements, to have such a lack of knowledge of the community. Laws as well....
Breaks my heart when I watch her in the police station and after all she said, they did nothing to help that poor girl. I feel sick. They still do not take DV seriously enough. I wonder how much of a man they feel like locked up in jail.
That part brought me to tears😭
Her testimony is heartwrenching. It sends chills down my spine. Poor girl. Her family let her down, and the system failed her big time. Rest in peace, princess 😢
Her boyfriend committed suicide in 2016...He never recovered from this trauma.
😢
I wonder if it was actually suicide or had the family got to him
He was probably killed by them.
What a pathetic loser.
This family was a refugee from an abusive regime. Went to UK for a better life but also brought their abusive mentality. This is disgusting.
Don't behave like men in the UK don't kill women for exactly the same reason: e.g. "If I/he can't have her"...
NEVER REPORT ABUSE, LEAVE, DISAPPER PLan an escape route and never return BUT NEVER REPORT IT, YOU WILL BE THE ONE WHO DIES, NOT THE ABUSERS.
It's the "abusive metality" of UK regime, et al, towaeds their homeland that made them refugees in the first place.
they had to abandon their friends and relatives and former lives to try to adapt to unfamiliar institutions, cultures, languages, and bigotry. You thought they escaped to eat fish & chips?
@Christina Reynolds The situations are not even remotely the same. Honor killings do not happen to people who are from the western world (when I say from, I mean originally from). Families in the west (with the exception of some recent immigrants from the East) do not kill their daughters if they disagree with their choices. For you to try to suggest that's the case is very disingenuous
Christina Reynolds So England would be the place to freely practice anti-secular tribalism?
Extemism is an issue, one that shouldnt be oversimplified. However, refugee status is granted based on religious/ethnic persecution, which stems from imperial coups, sanctions, and war. And they don't just let anybody in.
Her sister is wonderful. SHE is honourable and extremely brave. She has lost her whole family by being a witness but she has done the right thing. Her sister should be proud. She is a strong woman and an amazing example to women across the world
those people have nothing to do in europe ,;occident, we can't educate all those muslim contries...
Why the sister is weraing this niinja clothes??
She is still muslim that the matter.
The problem is islam. as the mowen say at the and, honours crime are rejected by the majority but it's still going one because they are scared it's exctaly the same thing with radicalism, islam is nasty in the essence itself, because of what is written in the coran!
wake up occident!
The sister may just be wearing that so her family don't know what she looks like now, she is in hiding from them.
The sister should be able to come to the United States for asylum for her bravery. I wish I could be allowed to sponsor her
@@lou1061 she is in hiding. She doesn't want to end up like her sister dead found in a fetal position inside a suitcase like Banaz
Her interview is so sad and it breaks my heart. She’s such a beautiful woman. So pure. Breaks my heart
They didn't care about this lady. She did EVERYTHING right. She asked for help.
No one cared until she was gone.
Unacceptable.
"what can you do for me" she asked that lady. I hope that question haunts that lady forever for not doing anything.
i hope for the same
That officer must be terminated after her death because she didn't do her duty
@@asfandtoseef9219 oh no she wouldn't be....it's an unspoken rule that the police is always right within the police community🤬
That cop should have been charged and jailed.
@@patriciawickholm3617 Big time! She should get life like the rest of them. Unbelievable. Even in 2006 these crimes were known.
They even pixxled her face instead of showing it everywhere.
Police failed to protect her......her family failed to protect her. This case freakin angers me.
Me too such a tragic story
Yup. Thats why the right to bear arms is so important👍🇺🇸🇺🇸
What protect? The family killed her! The degenerate "mother" and the rest were in on it. Didn't you watch the documentary?
Family killed her .what protection from the family ?
@@FunkSoulBrother7 her older sister is her family. She couldn't help her sister.
The police should be ashamed of themselves for ignoring her like this 😢
This is just incomprehensibly horrendous, the amount of pain & suffering Banaz and tragically many other women go through for just existing is sickening . I’m glad this documentary highlighted the failings of the police and community’s hopefully it will spark change so no other women has to suffer like this . Sending all the love and healing in the world to her sister , may Banaz rest in peace and paradise I pray there is a afterlife so she n all those who suffer like this can know warmth and peace 🙏🏽❤️
How about deporting all of her kind back where they belong?
There should be a new law called the "Banaz Law" to to protect girls from these monster families.
Kids are so vulnerable and mentally brainwashed to think that is normal.. this girl was brave to do this, but still his beautiful life was taken away.. but her soul never.. that family will have a horrible karma.. I am proud of her sister also who fight for Banaz 🧡🧡
No their should be a law saying that if you want to live in our country, you leave all the honor and culture stof at home, otherwice you are not welcome.....
@@jannepetersen4660 no, that’s too xenophobic. They should be able to do whatever cultural stuff they want as long as no one gets hurt in the process. Not just for this culture, but any culture.
@@jannepetersen4660 Well to be fair we do have laws...against murder.
@@dawnatkinson7704 Really.....
How can a man, a father, who is supposed to love and protect his little girl, so cold heartedly have her murdered? Is love not greater than honor? What kind of honor is this?
Satanic Islam honor. Jesus Christ is the way truth and life. Theres tons of testimonies of Muslims encountering Jesus and renouncing Islam. Coming from a former Buddhist and new ager
Those so-called men, worrying so muchabout what people (who they don't really know) think that they would kill their family member ( whom they do know). ABSOLUTE MADNESS!!!! Their honour is so fragile.
Lilya Sh no where in Islam is honor killing allowed. It’s culture
Lilya & what religion do the people of this culture practice oh so vehemently? To write it off as strictly a culture thing is incredibly naive
@mick clean xtianity is just as horrible as islam!! Gullible unintelligent fools continue to keep these cults alive and harm their children and others with their hatred!
This is so heartbreaking! Poor lovely Banaz. No one protected you. 💔 Rest in peace
this is why Sharia law is the only JUST LAW.... not allowing crimes like this to happen in the first place!!!
Why wasn't her mother charged? Her mother knew exactly what was going to happen when she left the home with her husband.
"The father and mother left the house to give the killers more space to kill their own daughter" ... This is no honour, it's evil.
@Siddhartha dash also from that f....k quran. i have one i could show you the verse but the YT will erase my comment, thats why i can't.
THIS POOR GIRL DID NOT DESERVE THIS THIS IS EVIL YOU MUST BE ABLE TO GRASP THAT FAILING THAT THERES SOMETHING WRONG WITH YOU MAN
@Siddhartha dash I don’t believe that is in Islam
@Siddhartha dash if my daughter did the same i will do the same but in my country its ok to kill your daughter to protect your honour ....and in a period of time alot of fathers start threatening their daughter and start killing the guilty ones untill the relationships between boys and girls is declining ...
@Siddhartha dash girl who tf r u fooling nowhere in Islam does it say to murder Islam is a peaceful religion don't bring religion into this it's the culture that is to blame
The police woman interviewing the poor girl should be relieved from her job and all other police officers that did not come to get rescue..l hope they are haunted by her begging eyes
@mike brink There should've been a way for that. You can't risk a woman's life for your worries.
Maureen Flovers I agree!!!
It is their Fault!
@mike brinkhuh the so called religion of peace. This is the reality of Islam. But their people will just keep on denying....and have no answers to questions like why only women should wear burkha and cover up thrie faces.....their religion is full of male supremacy and they treat their woman just like rags.
Inspite of all the crimes happening....and they are clearly visible....all the terrorist attacks in the name of jihad....but still everyone should shut up and keep on saying Islam is religion of peace.......great....slow claps
Height of hypocrisy
wintage you have no arguments so you insult. Pitiful.
Hats off to the cops for not letting those two monsters go easy and for launching an inquiry into police misconduct
When she is alive you dismiss her complain,fear and concern but when she is dead you spend so much time energy and money. I hope you learned from banaz...death....Soo sad...for a life short lived and thank God for those life sentences...well done
This poor baby had no one. To protect her. All because she wanted to love, who she wanted to love. This is sooo very sad...Rest in peace..
It's not even that, she simply didn't want to be killed.
Well said.
@@billmartins5545 Well islam is the religion of peace.
@@Tate525 this is not Islam, this is there culture. The victim's sister kept insisting in there culture. In our country India too these honor killings happen mostly in non Muslim families.
@@Tate525 has nothing to do with Islam. They use religion to try and justify their actions.
Banaz's boyfriend killed himself because of the trauma caused by her murder. They didn't just kill one person, they killed two. And the entire community of people responsible for protecting these murderers & rapists deserves to be in jail too, not just the ones that carried out the deed.
They keep their women on a short leash that converts to a noose if you're disobedient
😱 poor guy.... these crazy staff make me no believe that there is a god 😭 😭 too much pain for these girls😡😡
ABSOFUCKENLUTELY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?!!!!!!
Another tragedy for which they will never pay. No justice.
Omg very sad, such a tragic case
Good on you Caroline for getting justice for Banaz. If only Banaz had seen you when she was alive.
Wait, what!! I am from Mitcham, and the cemetery where Banaz is laid to rest is only a short distance away. To this day, I have never heard a word about Banaz or this case at all. I am shocked. I shall locate her without a doubt and offer prayers for her the next time I am by that area, insha'Allah. To think that nobody in Mitcham, including myself, is aware of this case is shocking to me. Absolutely heartbreaking 💔
Police should lose their jobs over this. She is begging for help. They did nothing! Disgusting.
Ivy Grace
Can't do anything until they do something first...
Stupid laws...
🌏wotldwide
She did everything correct and so did the interview. Comforting her is second to allowing her to tell the whole story without interruption
Ivy Grace a very uneducated comment...the police are powerless and can’t do anything until a crime has been committed. Their hands were tied! Blame parliament who pass laws rather than powerless police men and women!
Louisa SpecialFX I don't know what country you live in but police have power that is one reason why people go to them to seek help cause they have power and one is to protect. She provided soo much information but they didn't investigate and dismissed her saying she was just drunk and considering to even press charges
She specifically told them not to take further action. Blame her culture
Poor girl asked the investigating officer " what can you do for me"
And the answer she got was " i'll let you know"
That is completely unacceptable and they basically signed this poor girls death certificate right then and there.
They dont deserve to be police officers! they are as guilty as the people who killed her!!!!
@@mariajacquiline6322 I wonder what happend to these officers?
@@jeeksmeme2218 the one who said she was lying and didn’t believe her after her father attempted to murder her the first time got promoted!!!
@@BobConanOwen what’s the name?
I was expecting them to at least refer her to a women's refuge or any other service where she can find help, while they investigate her claims. But nothing just "I'll let you know"
Thank you, Madam Caroline and team. I am a Muslim from Malaysia. We are not from the Middle East. I always opposed Arabs Honor Killing culture. I have always condemned that. Listening to this story is so heartbreaking. I hope you and the team are always safe and healthy.
👏 I've never been to Malaysia, Indonesia or Singapore, but I've.always had the impression that those countries are much more open and developed, without the skewed social cultural nonsense that is sadly connected with Middle Eastern cultures.
how racist is this, they werent even arab...
They were Kurds from Iraq, not Arabs
Thank you for making this documentary….. my heart is broken
Her eyes when she described what her husband did broke my heart. She looked dead, emotionless. Poor girl.
Yes truly haunting
Agree
Kuch khne ko nhi he
Wait what happened to that husband? Did he ever even got caught and charged with r*ape? Is his name at least on the list of SA abusers?
@@RandomSwiftie13 i am thinking the same thing.
Huge respect for Caroline ,the investigator who never gave up on her.
Digging to the end of the earth for her.
The world needs more people like you.
Essentially everything comes back to evidence.
Too late to investigate.
But the sense of guilty was to strong
TRUE😁
Agree. What a team
It was unbelievable and definitely unacceptable how the police let this poor lady down.
Who would believe your own family would kill you, horrific
Caroline Goode, the lead police officer......true human being showing emotion and caring. You are a shining example of a police officer.
You have to be joking
As she was telling her story I just cried for her. A 17 year old child being brutalized by a monster and then by her own family 😭😭😭
I know right :(
Wait what happened to that husband?? He should have been charged with r*ape!!
I don't know what's More Disgusting the fact her Own family brutally murdered her or the fact she went to the police Multiple times & they did absolutely NOTHING.
This makes me sick!
It's heartbreaking 💔
Police are just as guilty as the parents and should definitely held accountable.
@@sherrylstratford5115 exactly!!!!
Am still outraged by this...I think I'll always will be
Police does not care about you
andrew tate said its the last true religion
Poem for Banaz
You were so precious like a child, however you were wrapped around a falsehood of lies, those who were around failed to see the signs, predators watch over, with their sharp teeth ready to Peirce your freedoms which were your from birthright. I hope you get the peace you deserve and God takes you in, into his reserve.
Your memory will be with me from this day forward, and the memories of those who like you suffered at the hands of tyrants. May God bless those reading with the ability to fight evil and oppression at every opportunity.
This young woman has my greatest respect. At 17, I was also in a violently abusive relationship as a young girl. I struggle with self loathing and addiction despite having a wonderfully compassionate husband who I love more than life. He deserves so much better. It's hard to make peace within myself and I don't know why. God bless her sister❤.
Just seeing her interview with the police took me to a deep place of sadness. You can see how desperate she was and the police did nothing. Not only was she murdered by her family but the police assisted by not helping her. Shame on the police!
I know... would have helped create her sense of Learned Helplessness. ...Her sister got away after the attempt on her life. ...Banaz believed she could not get away. And I wonder if that was because she was abused so badly in the arranged marriage she had; and that it broke her spirit. What a pity she did not run away and go into hiding like her sister. And even somehow got into contact with her. Maybe her, her sister and her boyfriend could have all changed their names and moved to New Zealand or something. ...Poor Banaz, I felt such deep sorrow for her. I hope that her Soul is at peace and that she and her boyfriend are together (supposedly he died) and that she finds joy, healing and happiness. Hope her and her boyfriend have a new life together where they have a family and live happily ever after.💞
So sad 😭😭😭 they blured the face of that girl.. she is in danger they did nothing
street smart UK police officers...
Shame on the police, that police woman at the end being so regretful that she did nothing to help Banaz shame on you I hope you don't sleep at night!
The police killed her as well. Shame on them for no protecting her. How sad they did not do anything for her.... So upsetting.
I think the police didn't know how to react because they do not know the severity of such culture and beliefs, of what honor killing is.
Some police officer don't give damn about foreigner in UK.
alireza masoumi that’s what it boils down to
@@sexychocolategoddess2821 Um. No. That's a classic thing victims will say out of fear. Do you not get that? In her previous statement she literally asked, what can police do for her now that she's made a statement. They did nothing. They took 3 months to even write up her statement and did not look for her abusive husband. Complete failure of law enforcement. Every religion can be distorted such that killing is justified. Every. single. one. Watch your bigotry, dear.
@@s204lp smh she protected her family. In the video, I watched the whole thing, she told the cops not take any further action. And then she saw her family again despite her own safety knowing they were murderous. The cops failed her for sure because they took so long to help her, I acknowledge that but they didnt continue the case based on her order so they are not to blame for her death. You can call me whatever but honor killing occurs largely in the middle east and so does beheading. The women are treated like second class citizens and are unfairly treated. A woman cant even get a divorce in some of those countries! The husband can beat her, rape her, etc. And you denying the obvious is why they get away with it.
I hope god never give them another child ever. Beautiful girl. So sorry you were born into a horrible family.
I’m a girl from Iraq who lives in a very strict community, watching these kind of documentaries make me feel sick to my stomach. Whenever I read or hear the words “honour killings” my heart drops and I get scared. I feel trapped here. Especially that I have a very strict family. I hate my life and my fate, I always I ask why I was I born here? Why in the worst place in Iraq? Why to this family?
I have a brother who has zero problem with killing me if I did something wrong. Killing to him and to other men in the family is nothing.
That’s why I don’t dare to do anything or break their “rules”. At least not openly. I feel so hopeless but I know there’s nothing I could and that’s my life and I should just accept it. I really envy people who are from the Middle East (esp from Iraq) who got out of here. You are so lucky you got the chance. I would do anything to be in your place.
"They missed all the signs that she was in danger". No they didn't miss anything they apparently didn't care and that's beyond heartbreaking.
Stories like this are so sad, I have no other words.
According to liberal left mob it's their Culture .!! So it would be racist if White police officers were
involved ?
@@2msvalkyrie529 What are you saying exactly? Because you put a question mark at the end which means you're asking a question. So why would you be asking the question at me?
@@unicornmadness6286 it’s called a rethorcial question.
I don’t think the law enforcement didn’t care rather didn’t “comprehend” her culture
@@genesis2936 that is a big lie. Not sure if you are intentionally lying or it’s not deliberate. However, they were aware at that time of these things. Regardless of the evil culture of the males in the family, she deserved to be protected and she displayed enough signs for them to act. Even for the domestic violence of her ex husband on her, this alone should have warranted a thorough investigation and she should have been placed in a woman’s shelter and hidden away. They did not do this. Did you even watch the full video? They did not care, starting from the very first female police officer/investigator.
She clearly asked what they (police) could do for her and the officer said “if you are scared you must come to us”. She was right there, scared and asking for help. They failed her.
I grew up down the street from banaz and I’m glad to say that the house of horror where she was murdered is currently being demolished. Every time I go past it makes me shiver.
Thank goodness
She was helpless.she finally came to the police station by asking help.its terrible the way police handled though they knew that she was in a real danger..RIP Banaz🙏
When she said “it was like she was his shoe and he would wear her”, my heart broke.
and of-course Father and uncle brought honour to the family by going to the jail on the charges of murder. wow. their level of sickness is beyond comprehension.
It is not sickness they are men without bravery that don’t want women to show them how small they are. These women showed them what bravery, strength are and they couldn’t handle it poor pieces of scrap these “men” are.
Men have all the power all the glory and women have all the responsibility and all the shame. What a bleeding farce. Women need to band together. Unbreakabley.
I’m sure they are suffering in jail as they should
@@TheLuciab71 hope so 🤞🤞🤞
No women deserve to be born in a stone age religion
This is hard to believe how backwards the thinking Is. Killing: honorable , leaving abusive husband: shameful. It make no sense.
That's Islam for you.
Sha D it makes perfect sense if you read the Quran and Hadith.
@@jussisgrrl are you muslim? I can't tell if your comment is ironic
Abdul Salam no where in the Quran is there anything about honor killing my guy, Allah is even perceived to have wanted tradition tribal thinking gone. But if you can prove me wrong I will willing listen to your argument
Chanel Lee no I am not. I don’t and would never advocate violence against women, or even animals. Nothing about this movement is peaceful like mainstream media love to claim.
I arrived here because I watched the drama 'honour'.
One of the saddest cases I have come across. She was so dignified and calm while knowing that her family were intending to kill her. I feel horrified that she was not saved from this terrible death, committed by the very people who should protect her
Hats off to detective Caroline good we need more dedicated police officers like her❤❤❤❤❤❤
Nothing to do with Honour it’s all about control and men’s insecurities
You are so right...!!!
These men doing those things have no honor!
SAY IT LOUDER FOR THE FOOLS IN THE BACK
Hopefully what they did to her, the same has been done to them in prison.
I think that's how it all started, in this case and any others now days I thinks its blind faith towards their barbaric religion, but it started with your comment.
And where the heck is that stupid police officer who said she was drunk. I hope she was fired
@@ceemar9615 Or not and thought that concept was preposterous do to ignorance of the practice.
Or maybe it was a self righteous police officer who felt that this community wasn't theirs so why should they even get involved. We really don't and won't know until we know all the facts and it wasn't revealed who that police officer was. Regardless that and other officers assisted in her murder because of their failure to investigate and do their job. She was practically telling them over and over that she was going to be killed!!!!
@@ceemar9615 very true! However, whether they would have been called racist or not does not excuse their culpability to ignoring her plees for help.
Her sister herself might have been called all kinds of things in her own community but did the right thing by not fearing what others say or think when she testified against her family.
It takes courage to stand up for something that is wrong and sometimes even those who are paid to protect society are weak, and unfortunately the poor girl was raped, beatened, and tortured to death! So, so sad!
Gabriela Chavez I strongly doubt they would have been accused of racism for helping her. The only time that’s considered a variable is during legislation, not on a case by case basis. In fact, this case would probably not have been known to the public at all if they’d protected her. The reason it’s a conversation is because they failed.
What really pisses me off about this is that the mother ( who conspired with the father ) wasn’t sent to prison !!! And I’d go even further in saying that all the police who ignored her should have been not just fired but punished !!
She told them everything they needed to know and they did nothing.
😢
It's a tragedy how she was mistreated by her own flesh and blood. Such pyscopaths.
"A daughter leaving home can bring shame on the family," but apparently there is no shame in killing your daughter or sister.
Or raping your own family member before strangling them, that's what shocked me the most they were willing to inflict incest rape, they are completely sick in every way.
IKR? Very warped and backwards "logic."
Right?! So sick
The combo of misogyny, hypocrisy
For them killing is an honor lol
Such a soft spoken and angelic like young woman. The system failed her...shame
Agreed
All these murderers walk amongst us...😢
She was very eloquent with her statements to the police. My heart went out to her. Seemed a lovely girl.The police were beyond incompetent. She could have been saved. Shameful
Police be like: ok, call us again when you’re dead
💯💯💯
💯 facts
people think you are being over dramatic, looking for attention. I told someone I thought I could trust and was a friend. that if anything happened to me, look at my ex.... she just laughed 4 months later he tried to kill me; obviously he failed, after 2nd attempt, I finally left with the clothes on my back.
Dorothy B Omg, that’s terrible. I hope you’re ok now. People only take these kind of cases seriously when it’s too late
@@angiegomez9778 all is well, thanks
Don't call it Honour Killing, it's a MURDER.
yes, that once again gives a protection around killing by putting it in a religious category yet that can be argued against as well. Depending on who you talk or listen to.
From their book: “The woman should not deny her husband sexual pleasure for no genuine reason.” “She should not disobey him in any way except that which runs against the will of Allah”. Basically this statement from the Koran, is supporting rape! It is mind blowing!!!!!!!And on top of that! these men are allowed to have up to 4 FOUR wives!!👩🦱👩🦱👩🦱👩🦱 If these poor women will try that? they will be "Honour killed" 4 FOUR times!!💀💀💀💀
What kind of a petty community is this ?
Watching - informing family about your private life. Are these men or snitches ?
i think they call it honor killing BECAUSE it is a specific type of motive behind it, honor.
Ya. The word honor and kill doesn't belong together
Despicable...any culture or faith that supports this kind of behavior/mentality is not civilized.
Absolutely heartbreaking 😢💔
Why are they so obsessed with controlling women. Weird.
I think it's because they can't control their urges...
To make themselves seem tough and strong. In other words toxic masculinity
Barbarians you know. Frustrated l in those countries. It's their genetic I know that my parents get forced to be married they were cousin... You cant have freedom so be conscious about what you are in occident cause trust me some of people from Islamic country want to change law in europe and its scared me and don't be harsh with your men cause feminists are crazy about white men
Umm #Islam
@@amylee2638 nah, it’s nit genetic, it’s just wrong, and it’s worng part of tradition
The police woman who said she was lying when they attacked her the first time should be ashamed of herself. They definitely let this poor girl down badly and her blood is as much on the police officers hands as on her family’s hands. So so sad. 🤬
Honestly you preach!
My blood is boiling how dare she!
Islamophobic police
One wouldn't believe how many times police behaves in a really dumb way. In many of these documentaries I saw they just don't believe the victims. I guess they have cases with false accusations, but they should at least do some checkups.
Amen 💯
Gracie Star…….I totally agree with you! Absolutely disgusting that this poor girl was killed because of her sick deranged families beliefs and the inaction of the British 👮♀️ police. Makes me ashamed to be a British subject. If , and I pray not , these cold blooded killers are ever released they should be deported back to IRAN! I 🙏 pray for the poor sister who has to live for the rest of her life with the horror of what her father and uncles did, and I’m sure NOT IN THE NAME OF ALLAH !! Just sick controlling sorry excuses for human beings.
"A landslide of mistakes" understatement of the year - that was negligence and that negligence resulted in her death! If that she was by age a child, parents would be charged with criminal negligence causing death. Where is the accountability for those authorities who knew and yet did nothing?! All those officers who did nothing should have been charged too. Her blood is on their hands too! What an utter disgrace! RIP Banaz, I am so sorry you were betrayed by those closest to you and let down by the justice system who did nothing to save you from such a despicable act.
I don’t care what religious doctrine says there is NO honor in murder period 😢🤬
She was a minor when she reported her husband was abusing her sexually and physically, the police should have arrested her husband. RIP!
you can get married at 16 in UK with a parents consent.
But did she consent? Probably not and in that culture, her consent was probably not even needed. It is bullshit. She was a British citizen and deserved their protection under British law.
The culture she was in allowed her to be married at that age dont blame the police
Nope not allowed cause Muslims are protected.
Because uk police is afraid of the muslim community.
Her mom should’ve been questioned by the police. She knew too.. This is heart wrenching
That is what is torturing me. The mum was on the phone talking about this... she left the house when it was being done- this woman is beyond psychopathic in the name of "culture" and her thinking shared by millions.
@@MULATONA This was a case of domestic violence and murder hiding behind “culture” allows both the perpetrators AND those who don’t care about women to ignore the suffering. The police had several opportunities to do their job they chose not to hiding behind the I don’t want to accused of racism bs. The British police vigorously implement Stop and Search which IS racist in its implementation and picks up very little crime. The police target black men and boys for stop and search based on their race and gender.
The police have an appalling record on protecting women from domestic violence and sexual assault. Every time a women is murdered they talk about the lessons they learn instead of firing the people concerned
@@blackpuppy5645 I'm talking about the motives and psychology of the MOTHER that would have allowed her to actively collude in the brutal vicious murder of the daughter that she grew in her own body for 9 months. The mother planned and discussed the killing on the phone with the murderers according to Banaz in the letter that she wrote to the police. The mother then left the house 10.minutes before the murder taking her other child so that the coast was clear for the men.
She believed that Banaz deserved this because she didn't want to stay married to an abusive older man she was forced to marry when she was 17.
Yes, mothers are complicit in many of these cases. She basically sold her soul out of fear that her husband would kill her as well. What a sorry mess.
The mother should have been punished as well according to me even if it was for a few years. Cuz she cud have taken banaz and fled the country or just changed the identity of her and banaz and gone to a diff country or a far off city.
The justice system failed her. It's heartbreaking.
These Stone Age people should be locked up and the keys thrown away. What they did to this beautiful girl was evil and callous.
What confuses me is why wasn’t any of them charged with rape, she was raped for 2 hours before they killed her and not one charge on any of them 😡😡
@Indy M Banaz is from Kurdistan in some of the clips she is talking in Kurdish,I can confirm as a Kurd that there are still tons of sickos out here in Kurdistan that do this for there own family thank god that our government is really secretly helping womens
@Indy M Yesss
@Aquarius JazzTM yes. Gang raped. Disgusting beings.
In case you haven't noticed society doesn't care about girls and women getting raped
And all that while her family was still upstairs in the house 😨
"What can you do for me?"
After knowing they did NOTHING, it hits hard
what happnd to u
tell me
@@navneetkasana6892 what are u talking about
Emm Katt he’s misinterpreting your comment. He thinks you’re saying it hits hard because you’ve been through something like this.
@@charliemike13 Yeah, I know, someone ditched his English classes & never learned what a quote is. Lol
Thanks for commenting, though, Matt.
Absolute madness that this was allowed to happen. Any of it. Poor poor girl
May the detectives who took over her case & brought justice to her live long & happy lives.
When she asked ‘Now that I have given this statement, what can you do for me?’ broke my heart into even more pieces for her because absolutely nothing was done until it was too late 💔. Rest In Peace and Power Banaz, you fought ‘til the very end
"The police then charged Banaz with criminal damage for breaking the window during her escape."
What am I suppose to react now after hearing this? Laugh in disbelief? Cry in confusion?
Christina Reynolds People were trying to convict her of criminal damage!
We're in the wrong world
What country did this happen?
@@cinta3805 England
God bless officer Good and her team. Thank you for your work.
I’m disgusted at the police. She went there hoping for help and didn’t get any. No wonder people have lost respect.
I really feel sorry for Muslim girls who are coerced into marriages for the sake of honour.
She was beautiful and deserved to be free and happy like we all do:
RIP
*THERE IS NO HONOR IN MURDER*
Just in Islam.
Couldn't agree more!
Dark Horse because they are all interbread and it’s normal to the rich and powerful yet stupid so called high class
Unless tou killing a murdera
Branded Girl 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
clearly, the lady officer to whom Banaz gave her statement, didn't value her. she turned the lights off in the room before Banaz could leave. i hope this video showed the answer of the officer when asked "What can you do for me?"
Yeah. I was thinking the same thing. Lights out, and darkness. So horrible. She seeks help, and is left in the dark.😪
@Angelyn... I noticed other things too about when Banaz talked to the woman officer and then I thought that maybe it was just that the documentary fast forwarded the interview (which they partially did, but it was still horrible how she was treated). I'm glad you saw it too that the woman officer basically resented even having to talk to this poor young woman. I erased a comment that I wrote the first time I saw this because I thought I maybe judged the FEMALE (and that's how I put it) officer too harshly. I know I did not misjudge her and I feel horrible for how hard it was for Banaz to go to police in the first place and that maybe, just maybe she felt a small sigh of relief when she saw that she was going to talk with another woman. From that moment forward, Banaz could never believe that any police person would ever help her. 😞😞😞😞😞
@@krissalouvae7513 Agree. And yeah. If I were on Banaz's position, I could've felt more secured speaking to another woman. But wth, the officer didn't care. 😞 may this very beautiful woman rip.
I hope the lady officer regrets for the rest of her stupid life on earth!! Useless officer !
Maybe the female officer was racist
It’s a shame to think that these murdered only got a life sentence. It’s a pity we don’t have the death penalty in this country.And what about the mother. What happened to her..??? She was just as guilty as the men in the family
Absolutely heartbreaking 💔
The police officer who failed to believe her story and thought she was a drunk teenager should have been suspended. Appalling policing
It will haunt the people who ignored her
Who is watching this in 2020?
Rip banaz
🖐️
i watched today in 2020...this people should kept on death row
I am!!!
Ashanti Singh this Is so sad. The poor girl
Ma.
Amazing detective work
Some sick people that family n faith
Tearing falling from eyes can't say a word how I feel
Yeah I'm pretty sure that murder and rape are the most dishonourable acts out there. The irony.
I hope the other inmates no exactly what these cousins did, and that they drop their soap often
Like!!!
In islam it's opposite. Its Terrorism cult.
Yeah, in Western culture, murder and rape are not considered honorable acts. In certain other cultures though...
Nirav Panchal please do not bring islam into this, this is literally a cultural thing. There’s no such thing as honour killings in Islam.
My daughter could never do anything to make me un-love her. This behavior is a human tragedy.
not all middle eastern dads kills their daughters . best case senario would be disowning their daughters . yeah ... it sucks 😏
Houyeme Nouali, well some families in middle east don’t follow the Shariah law which is good but majority do which is just awful. We stayed in Middle East(Abu Dhabi/Dubai) for a year, some decent Arab families just let their kids do whatever they like, like exploring other religions, having to choose their own bf/gf, etc... while also making sure they’re not getting involved with bad people. Some families are just so bad that the father would beat his wife, children, etc...
a family at the same floor we live in is actually a good one, but the one flat in the building got reported I think. Someone complained of shouting and stuff and I guess they contacted police?
Anyways, I kinda envy good families that love and protect each other while giving each other freedom since I came from a traditional asian family myself. Like, the type of family that would belittle you and call you disrespectful when you try to defend yourself, and would verbally abuse you when people start noticing you’re showing symptoms of mental illness.
@@crowarctia yes i'm aware of the varieties im the arab world since i live in tunisia my self . and i can somehow relate to you because my family is pretty traditional amd strict . I cole with showing them and telling them exactly what they want ( a perfect college girl that has absolutly no problems ) while in fact i 'm quite the exact opposite of that since i've had some mental issues myself . i just reach to friends instead . now , don't get me wrong , my family loves and stuff but they can't handle the truth that i'm more than just a quite girl
Houyeme Nouali, yeah it’s kinda sad that sometimes friends are more like family than your family. My family would just yell at me when I try to open up to them about problems so I talk to friends instead. I’m also losing motivation in school because no matter what I do, they’re still not enough for them. It’s like if I make a small mistake all the things I did for them fades away. It’s kinda funny tbh, it’s kinda funny how they’d just refuse medical help from our school after I got sent to the clinic multiple times because of panic attacks too and then blame me. Then they’d threaten to hurt me and my brother, they used to beat us when we were kids too just like any normal traditional asian family. Idk if it’s normal or not. I thought it was normal to fear your own family.
@@crowarctia i was taught to fear my family but as i grew out of my teenagehood i've realised that it isn't right . My good / bad school results are for me to focus on . I don't study to inpress them , i do it for myself . Bcause , as you said , no matter how good my results they'll never be truelly impressed . I've came to the conclusion that i'll work hard for the carrer , honor and self appreciation that I want and never for them . I've realised that i should live my life mainly for my self . they kind of understand me ( the carrer that i want ) and i feel that once i reach my goals and become independant they'll have to accept that i way differant than what they've had in mind . I've decided to completly shut them out of my mental concerns about 6 years ago ( they kinda regret it now ) but no . i'm not opening up to them cuz they'll shame me or misunderstand me . please try to seek help through freinds or even online , your mental health matters . as for school , trust me , you study only for yourself, not to impress anyone . I really enjoyed talking to you amd i wish you a happy life
Relieved to hear the authorities eventually caught & prosecuted those involved.
Justice for Ramaz R.I.P. 🙏
Prayers offered to support & protect her loving sister.🙏
This beautiful soul. I’ve watched this a few times I’m drawn to her she was suffering so much in a constant trauma state - 😢 yet you can tell her soul is so pure ❤. Rest Angel