More Than Shocking As Oyinbo Couple Is Nabbed Over Human Rituals

More than shocking is the right way to describe it, that two Oyinbo, euphemism for White people have been nabbed allegedly involved in human rituals,

One of the suspects, whose picture appears above has been identified as Mahesh Sorathiya, 38, Indian but who lives in Wolverhampton, in the United Kingdom.

He is accused of assisting Gareeca Conita Gordon, 27, resident in Birmingham, in committing the alleged crime.

Both had to be remanded in custody to appear before Cheltenham Magistrates’ Court via video link.

Neigbours who had responded to the incident as more than shocking add there had not been any indication in the behavior of the duo before now.

The victim, reportedly ‘sawed in half’, is thought to be a woman from the Lozells area of Birmingham, has not been named pending DNA results.

The sawed remains of their victim, a woman was discovered in suitcases dumped in the Forest of Dean on Tuesday night.

The deed was discovered in in  Sorathiya’s home in Denmore Gardens, with police and sniffer dogs parading the area.

Sorathiya, had been taken as a friend to neighbours, who only recently saw him cleaning his car on the driveway

A tradesman, he moved to the home three years ago from Slough, Berkshire, with his wife, Redha, reports the Daily Mail.

They are Indians and are said to have two teenage children.

Neighbour Tesman Raju, 74, said: ‘It’s so shocking. They are a lovely family – I never had a bad word to say about them.

‘I saw them all just the other week cleaning their car on the driveway. There didn’t seem to be a problem.

‘I considered them to be friends. When their father died, they knocked on my door and I went to their funeral. We got on well with them.

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‘The son is a nice guy. He didn’t have a bad word to say about anyone. All the family is nice to talk to.

‘It’s such a shock to see the police here.’

A Mercedes remained parked in the drive of the house but there was no sign of the family’s white Range Rover, bought as a Valentine’s Day present for Redha.

Another neighbour, who asked not to be named, said: ‘They are a well off family. It’s a nice house to live in and there’s usually a white Range Rover outside.

‘There have been detectives going in and out all day. Police officers have been knocking on doors asking questions but they’re not telling us much.’

The property in Birmingham where the suspects carried out their act has been described as being ‘like an abattoir’.

A source close to the investigation told The Sun: ‘It was like a bloodbath, they found a circular saw and the woman had been cut up the middle’.

More than shocking

was also suggested that attempts had been made to burn the body.

Sorithiya and Gordon were charged by Gloucestershire Police, having earlier been given an extra 36 hours to question them.

A huge area of the countryside was cordoned off, though no other body parts have been found in the woodland as originally feared. Sniffer dogs were also utilised by officers on Friday, with trained spaniels seen searching through the area in the afternoon.

A roadblock was in place along the A4136 between Monmouth and Coleford as forensic officers swooped on the area. Three tents were erected at the entrance to Stowfield Quarry, which is accessed via the B4228.

A resident living near the quarry told how a strange burning smell hung around in the air just before the two people were arrested.

The man said: ‘It was an unusual smell of burning, it definitely wasn’t a bonfire because I burn a lot of wood on my property and it was nothing like it.

‘I noticed it about 9.30pm on Tuesday night. It was actually strong enough for me to smell inside the house. I actually came outside to see what it was. I’ve never smelt anything similar around here.

‘The wind usually blows from the South West but on Tuesday it was coming from the North East direction – the area near to the quarry where the police are now. I couldn’t see anything, no fire or smoke, it was just the smell.

‘What it was, I can’t tell you but it was strange.’

A Gloucestershire Police spokesperson said on Friday afternoon: ‘A post-mortem examination yesterday was found to be inconclusive and further examinations are ongoing to establish the cause of death. DNA testing is also ongoing to identify the female victim.