SABINA After another young woman was killed by a stranger as she walked home, Nessa’s sister opened up about her suffering.
Following the ambush death of aspiring attorney Zara Aleena, 35, in Ilford, North London, on Sunday, Jebina Nessa expressed her outrage.
Koci Selamaj, a total stranger, killed her sister Sabina, 28, by beating her to death with a road sign for “sadistic sexually motivated” reasons.
Words cannot express how I felt reading about yet another murder, like what happened to my lovely sister Sabina Nessa, Jebina stated today.
“My thoughts are with her family. No words can adequately express the loss in this way.
A man “came at her from behind” when he attacked Zara early on Sunday morning.
A 29-year-old guy has been detained by the police on suspicion of killing Zara.
After being compared to the unfortunate deaths of Sarah Everard and Sabina, her death has aroused indignation.
Zara was also returning home quickly from a night out when she was attacked by an utter stranger.
Police suspect that no firearms were used in the assault.
A neighbour who lives across the street from the attack and gave police access to surveillance footage told the Times: “The man approached from behind, pursuing her.
“The main road was where it occurred. He repeatedly punched her.”
Zara’s friend has now made public their last text message, in which the would-be attorney expressed excitement about seeing her friend the following weekend.
In addition, Lisa said that with the death of her best friend of 17 years, she is “totally broken.”
Posted by Lisa on Facebook: “Most weekends were spent together. We were supposed to meet this weekend, but I had to cancel, so we made plans to meet the following weekend.
We last communicated on Friday. Wish we could have met this weekend. She was brutally murdered while returning home!
“I won’t ever run into her again. I won’t ever hear her voice once more.
“We talked every day. I’ll never be able to go past this.
‘BEAUTIFUL ANGEL’
“When will our city’s streets be secure? There is a need for action!
“Now, beautiful angel, rest in peace!”
Zara, according to the Met, was a victim of a “opportunist stranger attack.”
They acknowledged that she was killed only a few yards from her house.
Chief Superintendent Stuart Bell of the Met Police stated: “The Met has made combating violence against women and girls a top priority.
“Our police collaborate with partners all throughout the capital every day to increase safety in our public areas.
“Women should be allowed to conduct themselves as usual, feeling safe at all times, without having to alter their behaviour.
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