Father, Stepmother, and Uncle Identified in Connection with Murder of 10-Year-Old Girl Sara Sharif

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Summary:

  • Sara Sharif's family home in Woking, initially a sanctuary, has turned into a murder investigation scene following her tragic death.
  • Three key suspects have been identified: Sara's father, Irfan Sharif; his partner, Benish Batul; and Irfan's brother, Faisal Malik.
  • Post-mortem results indicate that Sara suffered extensive and multiple injuries over an extended period, prompting a call for the suspects to cooperate with authorities.
  • Irfan Sharif's call to emergency services led to the discovery of Sara's body; travel reservations reveal the absence of Sara's name from the booking.
  • WhatsApp messages from Irfan suggest an urgent need for one-way tickets related to a cousin's funeral.
  • Sara's injuries are characterized as extensive and multiple, sparking an international criminal investigation.


Just over a week after the discovery of Sara Sharif's body, her family home in Woking has transformed from a sanctuary to a murder investigation scene. Detectives have now pinpointed three key suspects in the case: Sara's father, Irfan Sharif; his partner, Benish Batul; and Irfan's brother, Faisal Malik.


The post-mortem examination revealed that Sara Sharif had sustained multiple and extensive injuries, suggesting they were inflicted over an extended period. The authorities are urging Irfan, Benish, and Faisal to come forward to assist with the ongoing investigation. Irfan Sharif had placed a call to emergency services from Pakistan, moments before the discovery of Sara's body. The travel agent who arranged their reservations confirmed that the booking was for three adults (Irfan, Benish, and Faisal) and five children, with no mention of Sara's name on the ticket. The travel agent expressed regret and sadness for not being aware of the situation. WhatsApp messages from Irfan revealed his urgent need for one-way tickets for his cousin's funeral. As investigations continue, police are characterizing Sara's injuries as both extensive and multiple, and an international criminal investigation is underway.


The tragic fate of Sara Sharif highlights the need for a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding her death. The suspects identified, including her own father and family members, raise troubling questions about her safety and well-being. As authorities delve deeper into the case, the hope is to provide justice for Sara and prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future.

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