Blood Pact With Devil That Cost Two Lives Shown In Court

A court literally stood still in shock today as a blood-stained pact a teenager made with the devil before stabbing two sisters to death was tendered.

He had offered to sacrifice six women every six months in exchange for power and wealth, and the two sisters were his first prey.

The teenage at the centre of the alleged offence is Danyal Hussein from London  and, his victims  Bibaa Henry, 46, and Nicole Smallman, 27

The attack took place June 6. after the duo had celebrated Ms Henry’s birthday in Fryent Country Park in Wembley, the Mail online reports.

Pictures of the ‘agreement’, reportedly signed with his own blood, was shown in court, and he was demanding a big lottery win in exchange for ‘six sacrifices every six months’ from a deity.

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Danyal Hussein, was alleged to have repeatedly stabbed his victims, and their bodies were found by friends under a hedgerow nearby the following day.

Police constable,  Lindsay Barnet said she found a number of folded coloured file dividers with symbols drawn on them on a shelf underneath the television in Hussein’s bedroom at his mother’s house in Lewisham.

Alongside his six offerings, he had promised to build a temple to ‘mighty King Lucifug Rofocale’ in exchange for ‘fruitful rewards’ and his freedom.

The signature at the bottom of the agreement was allegedly signed off by Danyal in his own blood, a court heard today.

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Hussein was arrested at his mother’s house in Eltham, South London in the early hours of July 1 last year.

He had earlier been caught on CCTV in a nearby supermarket buying a knife, which was allegedly used in the deaths of the two sisters

One folded green card contained three lottery tickets. Under the heading ‘Agreement’ was written: ‘For the mighty King Lucifug Rofocale’.

Bullet points below that read: ‘Perform a minimum of six sacrifices every six months for as long as you are free and physically capable.

‘Sacrifice only women. Build a temple for you. Do everything that I have promised.’

Then written on the card was: ‘For me: Win the Mega Millions Super Jackpot. Receive fruitful rewards for future sacrifices I make to you. The rewards will consist of wealth and power.

‘To never be suspected of any crimes by the police and also police will never know crimes that I have done.’

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A jury was also shown the lottery tickets purchased by Danyal that were found by police in his room

Symbols, inscriptions and other documents were also recovered by officers – and shown as part to jurors.

He went on to tell officers that he had autism, specifically Asperger’s syndrome. Pc William Lucas was among the officers deployed to arrest Hussein armed with Tasers.

He told the court how Hussein was not found at his father’s address near Fryent Country Park.

During the trial, jurors watched a video of a man dressed in a blue jacket and light jeans leaving Hussein’s father’s address on June 3 before heading to Asda in Edgware Road.

Officers used lights and sirens as they drove to south-east London to Hussein’s mother’s home.

Police constable Lucas said: ‘I immediately recognised the male who opened the door as Danyal Hussein. He was instructed to place his hands on his head by colleagues.

‘I told him he was under arrest on suspicion of murder. I explained to him he had been linked to two murders in Fryent Country Park and gave the date June 6 2020.

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The officer told jurors that Hussein replied: ‘Yeah, that’s me and my grandma’s address.’

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Lucas went on: ‘I noticed he had several cuts to his right hand. I counted three sets of stitches’. He added the defendant appeared to be ‘quite calm’.

Hussein, has denied double murder and possessing a knife.

The trial continues.