Haider Hayat, 49, Was Found Dead In Crowded Flat, Castlemilk, Glasgow

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The body of Haider Hayat, 49, was discovered by police at the house in Castlemilk on Tuesday 3 April.

Muhammed Rauf, 41, has already appeared in court charged with murdering Mr Hayat with a hammer and a knife.

Two women, both aged 33, have since been arrested and one of them charged. She is expected to appear at Glasgow Sheriff Court on Monday.

Police had earlier said eight children, including a baby, and two women were in the property when officers arrived at the scene [...]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-43765921

 

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Bet the house was a dungheap

 

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A woman has appeared in court charged with murdering a man with a hammer and knife at a flat in the Castlemilk area of Glasgow.

Shahida Abid, 33, allegedly killed Haider Hayat, who was 49, at a house at Raithburn Road on 3 April.

Ms Abid made no plea when she appeared at Glasgow Sheriff Court.

Papers from the court allege that the 33-year-old, acting with others, repeatedly struck Mr Hayat on the head and body with a hammer and repeatedly struck him on the neck and body with a knife, and murdered him.

She is also accused of delaying contacting the police and putting bloodstained clothing in a washing machine and trying to clean it.

It is also alleged that she tried to defeat the ends of justice by telling others to give the police a false account.

Earlier this month Muhammed Rauf, 41, appeared in court charged with murdering Mr Hayat.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-43790175

 

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Saima Hayat, 34, and her best friend Shahida Abid, 33 plotted to kill 49-year-old security guard Haider Hayat.

Abid's husband, Muhammed Rauf, 42, then beat Mr Hayat 100 times with a hammer and slashed his throat at a flat in Castlemilk on 3 April last year.

They were sentenced after being convicted of murder at the High Court in Glasgow in February.

Hayat and Abid were also convicted of attempting to defeat the ends of justice.

The two women were each ordered to serve at least 25 years and six months in prison before being eligible for parole.

Rauf was told he will spend at least 24 years in jail.

Rauf struck Haider at least 100 times on the head with a hammer and then slashed his throat 16 times with a knife.

Mr Hayat was dead by 03:00, but his killers did not call the police until 05:00. Officers found the two women tied up with tape.

The three accused claimed the victim had tied up the women and eight children in the house and injected them with chemicals.

They further alleged that Rauf came and saved them by killing Haider Hayat.

The two women and the children were taken to hospital in a fleet of eight ambulances. Tests carried out at hospital found nothing wrong with any of them.

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