The Shafia case is finished—finallyThe Supreme Court puts to rest the honour-killing saga that scarred the country and left Muslims feeling besieged
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A mother and son face the truthTooba Yahya banks on her son’s shaky alibi that he was there when his sisters ’accidentally’ died
“We are not murderers”At the “honour killing” trial, an accused mother is confronted with the prosecution’s full version of events
Tooba the truth tellerAccused of “honour” killing three of her daughters, mom insists she is finally being honest
The mother of all liesTooba Yahya says she didn’t tell the truth about being at the locks that night. Which story will the jury buy?
“He should have told us”At the Shafia trial, the defence strategy is suddenly clear: Hamed was there that night, not mom and dad
Mohammad Shafia sticks to his storyOn the witness stand at last, the accused honour killer stuck to his version of what happened to his murdered daughters
“My children did a lot of cruelty to me”On the witness stand, accused “honour killer” Mohammad Shafia says he was the model father
The Shafias’ ancient, twisted codeThe Shafia trial isn’t about religion, but who controls a woman’s body