
Introduction
>Anisah Ahmed, female lawyer, met Iqbal Mohammed on LinkedIn.
>Mohammed is a barrister who specializes in commerical law at St Phillips Chambers. He made an appearance on BBC legal documentary “The Barristers”, a documentary that follows bar students as they took their first step into the profession.
>Ahmed and Mohammed began their 6 month relationship in 2014. Unfortunately, that happy relationship hit a bump road when she found out that he was married.
>After Ahmed found out about his marriage, she attempted to frame him as a rapist and murderer. She did an entire elaborate campaign as revenge for him not telling her that he was married.
>She sent details of the affair to his wife and colleagues. She emailed his head of chambers demanding an investigation into his integrity.
>Afterwards, she created a fake email account in Mohammed’s name and sent herself threatening messages.
>Mohammed was placed under arrest as a result of Ahmed’s fake plot. He was questioned by law enforcement for hours until he was cleared and IT found out that Ahmed had created the fake account.
>Ahmed was arrested on suspicion of harassment. Despite the serious legal ramifcations of her actions, she only doubled down on her behavior. She accused him of repeatedly raping her.
>She later recruited her ex boyfriend Mustafa Hussain to send her threatening messages to her. So that she can stage those messages to be from Mohammed.
>Becoming even more desperate, she staged her own kidnapping and asked Hussain to stab her 3 times, so that she can further frame Mohammed. When the paramedics arrived, she told them that Mohammed had done the stabbing.
>Even while she was injured, he continued her relentless campaign against him. She asked more accomplices to send her threatening letters, to further frame Mohammed.
>During her trial, her defense team tried to claim that she was suffering from “emotionally unstable personality disorder”.
>She was found guilty of perverting the court of justice and conspiracy to pervert the court of justice. She was given 4 years in prison. And her ex boyfriend, Hussain, was given 2 years in prison.
Source (s)
Daily Mail
Legal Cheek
The time served needs to be at least the time the falsely accused would have served.
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Is that really enough time to serve?
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probably not
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