The Names in the Letter: The 'Honour' Killing of Banaz Mahmod
In December 2005, Banaz Mahmod, 20, handed a letter to Wimbledon police naming the men she said were ready to kill her; weeks later she vanished from her family home in Mitcham, and her body was found in a suitcase buried in a Birmingham garden. Her father, uncle and three other men were convicted, two of them after the first-ever extraditions from Iraq to the UK, while a watchdog found police had let her down. Follow the show for the full case every day.
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