Mother Forgives Daughters' Killer but Not Police Officers for Photo Violation
Mina Smallman, mother of murdered sisters Nicole Smallman and Bibaa Henry, forgives their killer Danyal Hussein but not the police officers who took and shared photos of their bodies. Mina Smallman, a women's safety campaigner, insists on necessary reforms in the Met Police, while still believing that the majority of officers are good. She emphasizes addressing misogynistic radicalization and calls for more black officers.
Mina Smallman, the mother of murdered sisters Nicole Smallman and Bibaa Henry, has stated she forgives their killer, Danyal Hussein, but not the police officers who took photos of their bodies.
Hussein stabbed Nicole Smallman, 27, and Bibaa Henry, 46, to death in June 2020.
PCs Jamie Lewis and Deniz Jaffer, who were assigned to guard the crime scene in Wembley, took pictures of the bodies and shared them in a WhatsApp group chat, referring to the victims as 'dead birds.' Both officers were sentenced to 33 months in jail.
Mina Smallman, a campaigner for women's safety, expressed her lack of forgiveness towards the officers for violating her daughters further and her determination to reform the Met Police.
She has called for more black officers and emphasized the need to address online misogynistic radicalization.
Despite her daughters' treatment, she still believes the majority of police are good but insists on necessary reforms.
Hussein stabbed Nicole Smallman, 27, and Bibaa Henry, 46, to death in June 2020.
PCs Jamie Lewis and Deniz Jaffer, who were assigned to guard the crime scene in Wembley, took pictures of the bodies and shared them in a WhatsApp group chat, referring to the victims as 'dead birds.' Both officers were sentenced to 33 months in jail.
Mina Smallman, a campaigner for women's safety, expressed her lack of forgiveness towards the officers for violating her daughters further and her determination to reform the Met Police.
She has called for more black officers and emphasized the need to address online misogynistic radicalization.
Despite her daughters' treatment, she still believes the majority of police are good but insists on necessary reforms.