Next time your at the Blackpool Promenade in Lancashire you might want to avoid Funny Boyz, cause it sounds like there ain’t nothing funny going on there (from the Daily Mail):
The prosecution in the 2007 trial alleged that Jordanian immigrant Mr Albattikhi, who owned Funny Boyz fast food shop in Blackpool, strangled the teenager after having sex with her.
Police started a murder inquiry when David Cassidy, a former friend of Mr Albattikhi, said the accused’s brother had told him the schoolgirl had been strangled and chopped up.
(I’m guessing they don’t mean theDavid Cassidy even though they, oddly, link to him in the story).
The prosecution claimed the murder suspect was overheard talking about having sex with the teenager and that she had ‘gone into kebabs’.
Or at least if you must eat at Funny Boyz, stick to the Jacket Potatoes and skip the Kebab.
(When you open the Daily Maillink, you might not get hit with the slightly jarring image that I saw: An ad that pops up to the left of the story seems disgustingly out of place. See what I saw here).
No Kebabs For Me, Thanks
The prosecution in the 2007 trial alleged that Jordanian immigrant Mr Albattikhi, who owned Funny Boyz fast food shop in Blackpool, strangled the teenager after having sex with her.
Police started a murder inquiry when David Cassidy, a former friend of Mr Albattikhi, said the accused’s brother had told him the schoolgirl had been strangled and chopped up.
(I’m guessing they don’t mean the David Cassidy even though they, oddly, link to him in the story).
The prosecution claimed the murder suspect was overheard talking about having sex with the teenager and that she had ‘gone into kebabs’.
(When you open the Daily Mail link, you might not get hit with the slightly jarring image that I saw: An ad that pops up to the left of the story seems disgustingly out of place. See what I saw here).