US News Man killed sister after chicken supper possessed by devil informed him to dedicate the criminal offense: London cops

A London man from Pakistan has actually been purchased restricted to a psychiatric healthcare facility after stating a chicken dinner possessed by the devil told him to kill his sis.

The confinement was bought Wednesday in the case of Khalid Ashraf, 32, who pleaded guilty to choking to death his older sibling in East London in January, London police said.

He admitted throughout police questioning that he had actually killed Sarah Ashraf, 35, “due to the fact that he was instructed to do so by Satan and his Buddhist leader,” police said in a news release.

Mugshot for Khalid Ashraf,32
( London Cops)

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Sarah Ashraf had “revealed concern about her sibling’s mental health to [her boyfriend] saying that he had actually been telling her that the chicken on his plate had actually been talking with him although her boyfriend did not get the impression that she believed her brother postured any danger to her,” prosecutor James Mulholland said, according to Metro

Mulholland said Khalid Ashraf was a gay guy who ended up being depressed after being diagnosed with HIV in 2011, according to the paper.

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Police stated in the news release that a psychological health assessment established that Ashraf was struggling with paranoid psychosis at the time of the murder.

His sibling had concerned stick with him out of concern for his psychological health, they said.

” We will never ever understand what the driver was that resulted in Khalid killing his sis but he and his family will have to deal with the loss of their loved one for the rest of their lives,” the news release priced estimate Investigator Chief Inspector Paul Considine as saying.

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Ashraf’s confinement will last until he is deemed fit and no longer a risk to others.