Exactly 😂😂. All the people involved are sick and it's difficult to blame it on one person.😅

You have that right ,Sick and twisted you can see where the daughter gets it though

I know right. May Allah have mercy upon Hashim

All parties are wrong fr

⁠@@chaitanyabhargava5131not really….all this was easily avoidable…if the mother knew how to keep her legs closed. The other was a 18 year old fool hung up on a woman. And, this lady talking got too much justifications for bs. Easy to know who the sickest is…the mother who cheated on her husband, got her daughter involved in a murder scheme on the heels of her own affair. One bad apple spoils the bunch. One rotten mother took down her own family and two others. And I’m sure they made the blackmailers sound far worse and themselves better…but the dead don’t get to tell their story, right?

these type of men are most of the time product of their enabling families, their angel could do no wrong no matter what and look what it got him.

sorry but this grown women groomed a teenage boy, i can assure you if this case the genders were swapped, all of sudden you guys wouldnt insult the boy who got murdered by a grown women who cheated

Well how was they supposed to know??

thats the person they knew some kids keep their other side in the dark

​@@user-ij5sp4zv5hHe lied about his age.

More than one thing can be true at the same time.

He probably was kind and compassionate but it sounds like maybe his heart got broke and everyone knows that people act crazy over that. Especially an 18year old male who is hardly even an adult yet.

​@@elainagilbert7663 Yes cause someone making deep fakes of minors and threatening entire families multiple times is totally a kind and compassionate person definitely not a manipulator putting on a face to those around them😂😂😂

​@@andreaking2358 His heart didn't get broke he made a habit of targeting people did you not listen to the full video? He threatened other women like violently. And keep in mind he's making deep fakes of a minor in spreading them all over the internet no he's trash he was a predator trying to perfect his craft that just didn't get to that point.

He can be both things. People are complex and rarely two-dimensional. He might've been kind and compassionate with his friends/family. This is why when the family or close ones of abusers will so often say that person isn't capable of doing such a thing because with them they aren't. Nobody is all bad or all good.@@kateajurors8640

sadly this is the case for so many genuine tragedies

Maybe people shouldn't prank call them

How long was the phone call and would the police be able to find them if he couldn't say where he was

same!!!

@@AmyPieterseI literally stopped the video and asked “am I supposed to feel bad?” Like that’s insane for him to expect money. You don’t threaten to take EVERYTHING away from someone and think they’ll just be chill about it. At that point, they feel like they have nothing to lose since it could all go up in flames anyway. People’s swear others won’t top their crazy and end up like this. His friend was only there bc he was a genuinely good dude. Muhammad probably just wanted to play some boardgames. Everybody else can kick rocks

@@SaucyNeko exactly !!!

Plus the police don’t do anything about blackmail.

I get that but he’s also 18 so like idk you never know who he could have become.

Well yeah but lets be honest blackmail and murder aren’t on the same level, just bc he’s a bad person doesn’t mean he’s not a victim

​​@@Triskltyeah, this whole situation is full of people making bad choices. It just goes to show that sometimes bad things escalate from affairs, to blackmail, to murder. Poor Hashim though. His only bad decision was having questionable friends.

​@@Triskltokay but calling his behaviour and the things he did "a little odd" is still not okay?? Just because murder is WORSE than blackmailing, doesn't mean it isn't bad

The father and brother of the two women, as well. Indirect victims, mind you. Their family is ruined. Not their fault it happened.

@@Triskltit’s on the same level if it can make someone’s life completely fall apart. Now she was WRONG for even cheating on her husband in the first place, but he should’ve been smart and left instead of being stupid.

that person should be fired and think about how they helped someone to be killed for the rest of their life.

they should’ve thought about (even if they didn’t know or hear the person driving) the fact that there MIGHT be another person in the car with the caller and the lives at stake..

The operator probably heard the guy’s name and didn’t want to cooperate. It happens often to Muslims just because people are islamophobic. Overall, the situation and everyone involved are terrible.

Sounds like everywhere in the British commonwealth.

These dispatchers should NOT be allowed to treat any call like this. It's their job to get facts and send help, not argue over details like if the phone is charged or whether or not they personally believe someone is in danger. The amount of times I've heard these emergency calls where the operator sarcastically talks back, hangs up, dismisses someone, argues with them, or claims it's a prank when there is obvious distress is TOO HIGH and they should be held accountable imo.

i agree

Seriously!!

I agree! the transcript was really frustrating, if the operator would have instantly send help maybe the victims would have been alive at least, no one will call 911 for no reason!

Absolutely ! They didn't do their job properly at all

typically during 999 calls the operator will stay on the phone after police/paramedics have been dispatched in order to keep the victim calm and advise them on what to do in that situation (instructing on how to do CPR, etc). the questions often seem irrelevant and it is extremely frustrating as a caller but there isn’t much the operator can do after sending help. also, calls are recorded and can therefore provide important evidence/additional information if emergency services are too late.

People are just stupid fr nd dont think 😂

Right. Like they do inappropriate things and when the time comes they cannot face the consequences. How immature of the mother.

@@notville_what?😭

Idk how anyone thinks they have the ability to hide it and get away with murder Idk if it’s over confidence or being delusional. Maybe a bit of both.

Most people who commit murder wouldn’t do it if they believed they would get caught. I guess murder might save their image and allow them to keep their perfect family if they didn’t get caught, and we will never know how many people are out there who that worked for. We only know about the ones who it didn’t.

Thats what im saying- like bro just report him instead of murdering him

I doubt that she married him because she fell in love, some families just don’t operate like that.

@@seagreenmoon13 that’s not really the point

I feel sorry for the mom forced to be married when she was underage

Should have told her husband.... Thinking a cheater should have 0 consequences says a lot about you.

That doesn’t even make sense.

@@angelam886it makes perfect sense.

This situation is very grey. Victim is awful so is the murders.

What violence did Saqib commit, where on earth did this violence come from? An immature 18 year old teenager who got groomed is the one who got lured to his death. He got rammed of the road with his friend (who hadn't had a clue of the whole situation) and got burnt to death. What violence did the married woman experience?

@@atifqureshi9257 history of blackmail and revenge porn... Did I hear wrong?

​@@atifqureshi9257hes 18 he has the ability to make his own decisions he decided to lie about his age he said he was 27 so he was not groomedhe also threatened a womans whole livelihoods he found her husbands phone number and messaged him and he blackmailed them for money to stop harassing their family no shade hes not the only one at fault the mom made the decision to cheat nd didnt want to take responsibility for it which is dumb they all deserve the consequences of their actions however i def dont think he or hashim deserved to be murdered however accotablity be fr hes not innocent

I'm just going to say two things. He was a 18 immature boy and she was a 44 full grown woman having an affair with a kid and try to imagine if the "he" was a "she" you guys would change all the narrative. That 44 old woman isn't the victim.

Perfectly said👏👏👏

And the husband still showed up for her. Absolutely vile woman really. That poor man just lost everything and never saw it coming.

​@@notville_🧌 alert

​@@jayem7208don't reply or give them attention, fuels the 🧌

@@BianTheWerewolf wtf? I'm talking about Hashim. Use context clues before being condescending. Don't call me 'hon'.

i can understand where your coming from but i do feel bad for saqib bcs he was burnt to death thats it hashim death was the one that broke my heart

​@@Ippo_boxer2929 Did he die on impact? Or did I miss something-

People suddenly become saints in death for some reason

Frr! But this is my favorite comment... Its so funny and so true-

She does that a lot( that Japanese daughter dad dup one, the guy they k!lled was banned from multiple clubs, and had a rep of SAing woman, yet she left out that info and presented him as a outgoing social butterfly, even tho he was literally cheating on his wife, SAing woman, it made no sense) Even though her stories are mostly told from an unbiased place, she still ends up choosing a side, mostly the victims so it's ok but always tries to present victim from a rose tinted perspective, your victim can be horrible and still remain a victim, it's ok

I always hate how people speak 100% positive about the dead. Sure, some had flaws, but ultimately were good people in life. HOWEVER, if a dead person was (let's say) an abuser or pedophile, how the fuck am I supposed to defend them????????

Yeah they’re dead, you should feel compassion for that on a human level, don’t dehumanize somebody because they were an imperfect person. come on now. Pull back on the judgement. Very Twitter minded lol

Things don’t exist in absolutes

Just because he made some poor choices doesn't mean we shouldn't feel compassion for him. It's not like he killed someone or r***** them. She chose to be with and she should've faced the consequences of her actions instead of killing him. She should've gone to the police. Those two crimes are massively different and incomparable.

@@LucasEssmanpeople can still suck 😂 grow up and don’t get your panties in a twist

👍

Yup! Don’t be a POS of a person

The most reasonable comment. I agree.

No. More like don't fucking murder people that you cheated on your husband with, ruining too many lives along the way.

3. Don't kill people

Say it louder!!!! What they did wasn’t right, but if you play stupid games, you win stupid prizes. This goes for both parties.

All I’m gonna say is if the old crone had stayed loyal none of this would’ve ever happened.

@driplikeasink2441 See that's the thing, he had already harrassed another woman. Any other future woman he harrassed could've also called her friends to help her retaliate.

@@JustAS1nk you can blame a woman for the actions of a man all you want, but men are responsible for what they do. "if she stayed loyal" fuuuuuck that.

I'm conflicted on him, but I feel so bad for his friend. He really had done nothing wrong and got killed for wanting to help his friend who knowingly involved him in a risky situation, just because he didn't want to drive himself.

he was asking for it. how is he gonna take non-consensual videos and not think of the consequences

THIS. My mum had an abusive partner for years and even when he tried to kill her and my baby brother, the police did nothing at all. When called they literally said "We don't have time for that. If you want to feel safe, go get a gun" 🙄

Yes! The title and how they trivialize it annoys me, it is a serious problem not someone trying to “save their image”

I think there’s a lot of context needed in this case. I’m in the US and I was stalked by a former friend who wanted more and he attacked me. I had evidence galore and they did nothing. The police just said they couldn’t help me. For quite a while I slept with a shotgun by my bed because I would call the police and say he was at my house and I was afraid and they wouldn’t come. Then my ex stalked me for several years after I left. Again, no help. I’m not saying murder is ok, but I’ve been in the place where I was prepared to do whatever it took to save my own life. The number of calls and the context of those calls from the “victim” is extremely telling.

You will not say that if the victim was 18 years old girl and 44 old man

I AGREE IF They never died i think her infedility story would hav stayed confident and saqquib could have ben punished the proper way cause blackmailing is illegal but going 100 miles an hour and ordering cars ro slam into saqquib and his friend is asking for someone to be dead .. there wasf just tooo much evidence that it was pre-meditated thats why the sentecnes were harsh

@@akgonen60 I know it's so mind blowing! And like they didn't even seem remorseful! So dangerous too easily could've cause other people to crash too! I would be devastated if someone died because of me! 💔

I feel the same. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. Maybe dying is a little extreme but when you’re the victim of these people is a nightmare that won’t stop until they do. The friend tho, it’s horrible. The stalker dragged an innocent man for no reason.

Thank you! Everyone seems to be glossing over this just because he died. He wouldn’t have even been in that car chase to begin with if he hadn’t been stalking and threatening someone.

​@Annie640 EXACTLY!! It's kind of confusing to me how everyone seems to be looking right past his behaviors and actions...of course he shouldn't have been murdered but he was not a "nice" guy or good person.

Exactly he caused his own death, the only victim imo is the other guy. You want to go around threatening people and blackmailing them don't act surprised when they do something stupid (not saying what she did was ok)

To me the only actual victim was the friend.

You get what you put into the universe 🤷🏾‍♀️

Exactly do people not know that blackmail/extortion and revenge porn are actual crimes?

Exactly, I don’t agree with the outcome but he caused it on himself.

No one is justifying anything, it just didnt warrant murder

​@@Mackahroneyexactly lol, he absolutely deserved prison time, but people seem to think the only solution is murder

Agreed, calling the type of behaviour that made me move to another country to get away, as "a little odd" is ridiculous and delusional. He was terrorising these women and even dragging people into it who had nothing to do with the affair. I don't consider him a loss to the world, but rather one less evil for women to be cautious of.

Saying his behavior was a "little odd" is undermining his criminal and gross actions, true. Most people agree and the comment section are talking about the seriousness of his actions, but I think is not more mentioned in the video because he is already dead so there's nothing that the justice system can do(not that they do something about it when it comes to victims, unfortunately). So the news and yt videos are focusing more in what is happening rn and on the people who are still breathing.

Also the title of this video is ridiculous. They weren't just trying to 'save their online image/career'. So many victims of revenge p0rn fall into severe depression or end up unaliving themselves while the one harassing almost never faces any consequences. Just because he's dead doesn't mean i feel sorry for him.

Preach

Play stupid games, win stupid prices. What did she expect him to be a good person when he's fucking around with a known married woman? Both of them were nasty fucking people, except one is a murderer.

In France we have laws against it. But the cops just wont take your plaint. They shut you off and makes you feel shame about you. Even teenage girls. Cops here won't even take plaints against s.a... Very sad

Hi your absolutely are right I'm from UK. All the ladies had to do was report it to the police. The police would have arrested Saqib for blackmailing. It's awful 2 life's were taken. Here in the UK I live in a different city. But where these ladies are from people want them to be released. How awful is that. But they are not getting out anytime soon. The mom got 21 years and the daughter got 23 years in jail.

​@@bubbles5599 there's also a cultural issue too. Even if she went to the police, the husband would have found out. She could lie all she wanted but there's still the shame seen in the community. I'm not saying all Desi people are like this, but it is common in some communities. Women who don't want to marry someone or who have a boyfriend are killed out of "honor." The wife and daughter could have faced that. It doesn't excuse what they did but that's most likely why they did it. I'm also not saying the husband would for sure do that but he could have. An "accident" could be arranged for them. Just how easily the daughter got a group of people to take out the guy, that could happen to them. Again, not excusing their behavior, just explaining. I've seen reports of girls killed because they spoke out against someone assaulting them. Nothing happened to the man and her own family set her on fire. It's not apart of any religion and it's not exclusive to any culture.

@@lulufan100 Hi I just like to say thank you for your reply which I found very educational. I have a open mind and heart. I really thank you for explaining to me in detail. As knowledge is all ways good to learn from others your words deeply moved me. And your so kind to take the time to explain. I'm always ready to learn about culture and it meant a lot to me. I love you compassion and deeply a genuine person you are. Thank. You from my heart I hope you have a beautiful start to your week ahead may God bless you and keep you safe and protected and always shine on your face and shower you with many blessings ahead. I truly appreciate your wisdom. What a lovely kind person you are. I hope I never offended you my intention was supposed to be good but I'm glad you made me see things in a more productive way lovely thank you xxxx

​@@lulufan100 I agree with you but antagonizing the father in the situation isn't a good point at all. You're basically just accusing him of abusing the wife in the marriage, along with you saying how he "could have" done what the mom and daughter did without any proof but only assumptions

That's his family though. His family said that and what else do you expect them to say?????? Also, he was very young and stupid, just like the majority of people involved. None of that justifies any of their actions, but the true evils are the people who took lives. He did something evil as well, but he a young person dealing with a horrible women who had a big advantage over him mentally. I definitely see where you're coming from, but majority of the anger should be placed on the mom(she's GROWN and should have never let any of this happen) and the drivers who ran them off the road.

He was barely legal when they met and she was a grown woman. Are you serious? It’s not completely unforeseen that a YOUNG person would react the way he did especially since he was used for his body and money. She is damn near a pedophile

Don't pretend if the genders were reversed you'd be screaming that she was young and stupid. Gtfo.

He shouldn't have blackmailed over 3800 dollars, but the killers were still 100% in the wrong for committing murder

Am sure no one will miss a black mailer.

If you look at it She Muslim and the guy made a defake of her in a sexual way and if you a Muslim it very frown down a pond. Yes it maybe fake but you know how people on the internet is

​@@eveelee4152don't try to justify it, IT LITERALLY DOESN'T SAY THAT ANYWHERE, it's not like they r worded her islam is totally against violence.

​@@eveelee4152Lmao Islam is currently the most violent religion to exist. And a woman's purity not only before marriage but after it is so important in Islamic nations that women's lives are taken over it regularly. If this woman was from a fundamentalist Muslim family, she could have feared that her husband or male family members might murder her to restore the honor of the family name due to her actions. So she decided to restore her honor on her own and murder the man threatening her image within the community. It's always a twisted mess in traditional and religious cultures, because all of them treat women as disposable if they are anything less than perfect, and they take serious action against women in particular who cheat. And the fact that her family married her off to some guy when she was only young shows me that she's definitely from the kind of Muslim family that would take her actions super seriously since they seem to follow custom. It doesn't justify this guy's death, but all I'm saying is that Islam definitely influenced her actions here due to its obsessions with the ownership of women's bodies by men in a way that often leads to either the murder of the adulterous woman, her partner, or both. There isn't any such thing as letting bygones be bygones when it comes to cheating in Islamic culture. Someone's gonna pay.

What this man did to the daughter ruined her life forever it's like social murder in Muslim communities.. An eye for an eye they say.

Did u even watch the whole video?? Stop making light of the situation. He was threatening to post NUDES without consent. It's literal crime. Do u know how many women haved k!lled themselves over this? The level of damage this does to a muslim women is like borderline r@pe.

What about the dad? He didn't lose his life like the driver but lost his wife and daughter probably for good.

You all have such good points. You’re both right. I feel sorry for mahek’s family excluding her mum that’s trash (I know them personally). I also feel sorry for hashim

@@satokodragon well yeah of course

@@satokodragonno he’s was actually set free from horrible people who would lie, scheme and go as far as murder to save the neck of a liar. All she had to do was face her actions and ended up having the entire internet rip her to shreds along with the justice system … I hope the dad spends the rest of his life traveling and enjoying life beauty without the dead weight.

..... yeah I also feel sorry for the girl that the driver of the car which ran them off the girl raped...didn't you hear that part? The 44 year old women had an affair that lasted more than 2 years with a *barely adult* male, and then was not willing to suffer the consequences of her actions. She could have just reported him. Having an affair isn't illegal.

I agree with you

I agree. Describing the stalker's actions as "a little odd" is vastly and almost insultingly making light of his actions. While I'm not saying that he needed to die for his actions, time and again, police have been shown to be next to useless in helping the victim of stalkers and the legal system is ill equipped to protect the poor men and women that are victims of this type of crime. It's not as black and white as Stephanie is making it out to be. The only truly innocent person was the friend that was driving the car.

and he has harassed another woman before as well. Like it's obvious he is an awful human being that would have probably continued harassing the mom and her whole family even if he got the money just because his fragile ego was hurt. "A little odd" is never something you use to describe revenge corn, blackmail and literal stalking. What the women did was definitely wrong but i do understand because they probably also knew this nightmare wouldn't end regardless.

Yea the entire story is horrible, but their (mom and daughter) crazy plan was based on extreme fear from being blackmailed. No one was being reasonable!

Hard agree, that was an odd take. In the community they live in, where obviously everyone thought jumping someone to teach them a lesson is a perfectly reasonable thing to do on a random weekend, you don't know what the consequences for the mom from this blackmailing would have been. From some incidents in the Muslim community in my country and the group around her that we know of, she might have had legitimate fears for her own life and safety. Of course, you shouldn't murder someone or have extramarital affairs, but this might have been a situation that is hard to understand for someone who wasn't part of this group or ever in such a situation. My cousin had a dangerous stalker once, and we all took turns staying with her until he was put into jail, which was a long time. I am glad we live in a community where we were able to talk about it openly, he was just her obsessed neighbour with whom she had coffee one time, but if he had attacked her again and I was there, I don't know if I wouldn't have given him a less than gentle bump with my car.

Both sides are wrong morally n legally. And this is about to be 2+ years ago.

Why not go to the cops ? Just I don't get that part Its illegal for blackail why not go to the cops why depend on the daughter and go along with the murder plot That's insane

@@akgonen60Dude, cops can’t do anything in that situation. All you’re going to get is more judgment. Your comment is SUCH an easy thing to say when you’re not the one being victimized.

​@@HavianElaThis, it's really hard to get people to understand that.

But the other guy didn’t deserve to die. And that 911 operator should be held just as responsible bc if she would have just done her job and listened to where they were, then they might’ve been saved.

The reading of the 911 call was infuriating .

How about don’t cheat and especially with someone 17 years younger . She is a predator! If the genders were reversed the age gap would definitely not be brushed off like this.

Thank you to me it a catch22 smh

Having an affair if you’re in an arranged marriage isn’t as bad as having an affair in a normal marriage where you’re cheating on someone that you chose. If you want someone to marry you without even meeting you first and not even knowing if you’re compatible or not, I think you’re lying to yourself if you really expect NOT to get cheated on. She was a young girl who didn’t get the chance to be a young adult when she was one. And they didn’t choose each other so they don’t owe each other anything in that sense. They do owe each other honesty just because of how entangled their lives are, especially after having kids together. But you can’t be offended at getting cheated on in an arranged marriage to the same extent that you’d be offended at getting cheated on by someone who fell in love with you and chose to be with you.

@@emmanarotzky6565 wrong, cheating is cheating. At anytime you can say no before getting married. If you sneak around behind a significant other back and sleep around keeping it secret their is no excuse, no mental gymnastics to make it “ ok.” Nice try tho.

@@emmanarotzky6565 oh yes your comment says a lot about you. I sense some self injection in your comment. Maybe you are trying to justify to yourself why cheating is ok? Just remember this comment of yours if you get cheated on, don’t feel hurt because after all you said here it’s ok 👍.

But why was he friends with such a n evil pos? It showed his moral character.

@@pineapplesandvibes3277maybe. Because he didn’t know about him or his past?

hashim and saqib were childhood freinds they met in school when they were 5 they werent close tho like not at all hashim only saw him once every few yrs thats why@@pineapplesandvibes3277

The thing is yeah the affair is bad but I really feel like her mother having an affair wouldn’t of even ruined her career 👁️👄👁️

@@selenagomezkilldemi fr

@@selenagomezkilldemi All about Daddy's money and his family's entitlement to use him as an ATM. Mom has affairs. Daughter helps her cover for it. They don't want daddy to find out.

@@notville_ No, she didn’t

@@kennamoo7427ignore this Bot. It’s posting the same comment everywhere.

He was emotionally abusing her. Threats are NOT ok.

Killing someone for it is no excuse

​@@mahakafoud6750not an excuse both parties deserve punishment. He was a danger to society

The woman was wrong for cheating, lying, and using her daughter to clean up her mess.

The mother and the affair are both wrong. It's interesting how they're reactions are to kill someone instead of dealing with their issues, and consequences of their actions. Non of these people are good people.

Thank you!!! Reading these comments was disturbing.

@@Sarah-sn8og I’ve actually noticed this in a lot of comments on her videos. Stephanie isn’t the problem but a lot of her fans tend to be very reactionary instead of measured in response to her work.

I don’t think everyone is saying he deserved to be murdered but people don’t want this false image of him. People can see why this pisses people off, or makes them want to respond in a certain way. This man was being extremely toxic and abusive, was a stalker and controlling, and that’s saying it nicely, and was trying to hurt people, people naturally respond in ways that don’t always make sense but to protect themselves.

Honestly, I think when you do stuff like that [extortion] you don’t get to decide how people react. He effed around and found out, sometimes you mess with the wrong person 🤷🏻‍♀️

@@jadedoe9966 i agree

It was the mums fault and not the guy who harassed and threatened her? Interesting

@@vincenoir4756she was still cheating tho while being married and it wasn’t even her first time cheating she knew what she was doing. I’m not saying the guy isn’t at fault, but the mom is also to blame. Either way, killing someone’s isn’t a solution. It’s better to tell the police and let them handle it.

@@jadedoe9966 We don't know his version of the story. You are only hearing from the side that is saying it as an excuse to murder two people.

Many poc parents will defend their sons no matter what because they are the “leader” of the next generation or some shi like that

Did you actually listen to the video? The driver of the car which rammed Hasim off the road *was a convicted rapist* and didn't even have a liscence. Its not some poor wickle innocent woman wreaking vengeance, its a woman who doesn't want to face the consequences her actions and gets together a posse which included a convicted rapist who endangered multiple lives on the road and then murdered two people.

@@englishlady9797 What does any of that have to do with the fact that the person they killed was a POS and his parents should not have called him kind or compassionate either?

@@kiriraganna What does any of that have to do with the fact that she was a serial cheater who allowed the guy to spend thousands of pounds on her, and then had sex with him after finding out he was a teenager. What does any of that have to do with the fact that they chose to get into a car with a man who didn't have a licence and another who was high on drugs, and drive along a public highway at *100mph* before ramming someone off the road on the basis of mere hearsay? If they had caused accident and killed some inncent motorist (which they did anyway the *DRIVER OF THE CAR WHO HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH IT* , they would be facing a lengthy prison sentence anyway for driving illegally, driving under the Influence of drugs, and death by dangerous driving. Did Hasid deserve to die for her wounded pride? i guess you consider him collateral damage. His family didn;t know what he was like. They didn;t have that information: same as the woman's husband didn't know she was a cheating, selfish cow.

How did the mom and her daughter not check the company they kept? The driver of one of the cars which rammed him off the road raped a 17 year old girl. He also didn't have a license and half of them were high.

yeah cheating is wrong but let’s not forget her situation, she was raised in a very conservative religious environment, it was an arranged marriage. i don’t think we can put that on the same place as stalking, blackmailing, threatening with revenge p*rn, he was an abuser and who knows what he would have done was he still alive.

@@astertataricus. now she's worse than him, she's a murderer

@@lorrainedaloba7292 Indeed she is. But because of her sitting in jail, we got one less misogynist in the world, so I'm not going to start feeling bad for him.

​@astertataricus. She is a lying cheating homicidal pos. She is evil. You are having a mental breakdown over her just because she is a woman. The guy wasn't a good person at all but the mother...she is a monster. I feel bad for the husband.

what she literally murdered him how is that ok??? she even brought her daughter into this shit?? she couldve reported it, but nope haha lets just do murder which will destroy our reputation even more!!! she knew what she was getting into when she had an affair with an 18yo, she was selfish, both sides are shit, and nobody is innocent except for mehak's father and brother, and Hashim.@@astertataricus.

What about all the children that were groomed and molested by your community... Does that also disturb you?

@notville_ Stephanie the creator of this video? Said she’s better then the girl or the mom?

@@Alexis.st90you read it wrong babe, it’s a troll

exactly

and the fact people are excusing him wgen he did this twice prior to the affair

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What the guy did was wrong no doubt. But if the girl’s mother hadn’t cheated none of this would have happened. They’re all wrong

She just used the wrong words to describe it and you already know she’s not defending the blackmail since the main topic is murder idiot and I find it disgusting that you said to imagine that happening to one of her family members

Why isn’t any of this concentrated on the “ALREADY MARRIED WOMEN WHO HAS CHEATED TWICE”? Just….a honest question.

This is just Stephanie walking on eggshells. Ever since she got called out for being the insensitive youtuber that talks about the worst crimes imaginable while stuffing her face with a burger, she has been careful with what she posts online. So no matter the side, she tries to remain unbias. Even if the "victim" in this case happened to be a serial rap;st, Stephanie would still refuse to talk about him in a negative light.

she never said he was an angel. but his crimes in comparison to what happened to him and his friend? i think there are bigger issues than just using euphemisms.

Thank you! I completely agree. I saw some comments saying "oh but he was young." He was 18 at the beginning of the affair and had done it to someone else and kept it going until he was 21. He KNEW exactly what he was doing, got off on it, and felt he could do it again. He definitely would've been a abusive repeat offender.

Exactly !

What he did was horrible, and yes it mattered that he is 18. A grown woman was having sex with essentially a teenager. She eventually knew his age and continued with the affair; there was a power imbalance I like how if this was a woman everyone would take her age into account, and say exactly what I wrote. She is a murderer, and so is her daughter. She had another affair and decided to agree to murder an 18 year old and his friend in order to cover up her predatory behavior toward a literal teenager. He didn’t deserve to die, but the fact that this entire comment is more about him than his murderers speaks volumes.

How do you know? He would be a repeat offender? What about the power imbalance with a literal teenager and a middle aged woman? Two people died and you’re more concerned about him being a repeat offender rather than the obviously perverted relationship a grown woman had with a young man. We will never know, because he is dead.

​@@charissa6648Is 18 considered teenager in UK?

This is not an easy subject to touch up on, especially when you’re trying to balance it out without making it sound like the man deserved to be murdered. I think that if Stephanie has spoken up on misogyny before in the past, it’s obvious that she does not stand for it. It’s a hard case to explain to someone without making it sound like you’re picking a side because BOTH parties involved were in the wrong.

@@billie-sx6fb oh no don’t get me wrong! I know what she’s said in past podcasts about stuff. I’m not saying that she should hold her pitchforks up. I’m saying she shouldn’t demonise the mom but not doing the same for AF 😅

You're clearly ignoring the part where Saqib was an immature 18 year old teenager, and the married mother was in her mid 40's. Clear sign of grooming considering Saqib was dependent on her and blackmailed her to get her back. Saqib's actions were wrong, but his the one that got lured to his rammed of the road, and him and his innocent friend both burnt to death.

When the woman didnt do this it wouldnt happen. I think why she is calling her evil ,cause just because of her own fault and want to keep her image she killed somebody.. so for me,its not mean that she called her evil. Dont do things that always will have consequenzes spezielly dont kill nobody for ur mistake. Period

​@atifqureshi9257 You're clearly ignoring the part where he lied about his age....Siqib was dependent on her but was sending her expensive gifts 24/7? "lured", but came to her first...🙄 He was old enough to know what he was doing was wrong.

he wasn’t just “stupid”, he was abusive and incredibly misogynistic. if anything, he faced the consequences of his actions.

​@@kmgluvrhe belongs in jail not a grave

@@kmgluvrthats dark, no one deserves to be murdered because of something like that. He was evil but so is the mother.

@@eavocado5890pppj the fact that y'all have more empathy towards men like him than towards the mother (as if he isn't 10x worse) tells me everything i need to know lol

​@@kmgluvrStill not an excuse for murder.

It's the consequences of his actions, don't behave abnormally and expect others to behave normally. Play stupid games win stupid prizes

@@Everythingz127 I don’t think to this extreme but all I’m thinking about is the 127 in your username

​@@thegreatcatcussnct 127

@@hujanohhujanyup! The religion of peace is not at all peaceful in the slightest

exactly, all of it covered just because he died

Seems like you have forgotten that the mom and daughter were involved with him. They both are cheaters. Based on your comment you support these whores these good for nothing women. They all knew what they were doing. So you calling Saqeeb a monster is totally biased because women like them dont deserve life either. They willingly cheated. They were living secrets lives. Keep the affair. Since you are a woman, you will say anything to defend women no matter how horrible they are. You leave out their cheating. They brought this upon themselves. Women hates to admit when they are wrong

true. but at the same time, if im not mistaken, the friend did follow him to receive blackmailed money, the friend condoned his behavior and helped to an extent.

@@susantpyI don’t know if you watched the video too, but his friend had no idea what was happening, he just thought he was driving a friend to get something from the supermarket.

@@itz_zaynab950d😅 whatever😊 we’re see we are we e

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I agree this one is not it

This is not an easy subject to touch up on, especially when you’re trying to balance it out without making it sound like the man deserved to be murdered. I think that if Stephanie has spoken up on misogyny before in the past, it’s obvious that she does not stand for it. It’s a hard case to explain to someone without making it sound like you’re picking a side because BOTH parties involved were in the wrong.

Well I rewatched th video and in no segment does she say anything that disagrees with what you're saying.

@@citoyenneteavanttout7273 it's the way she simplifies this as something that can be done with just 'reporting to the police' when you know police doesn't exactly have best record to handle cases like this. what the mom does is awful, but his action is definitely not 'a little odd' as what steph did say about his behavior. undermining what he does is like literally ??? to every victim of stalking out there who doesn't resort to murder which is not okay

I feel it is not right to brush off the fact that a 44 year old woman was having sex with an 18 year old, and had been for a prolonged period so the affair may well have began when he was under 18 and so according to the laws of the UK a *CHILD*. Which part of 44 year old women having sex with a person who was a teenager and she found out was a teenager but still had sex with him is wrong do you not understand?

@@elle4246 You keep going on about her as though she was some kind of innocent victim. She was 44 *having sex with an 18 year and did not stop even when she found out that he was about the same age as her daughter*. Which part of that does not scream "selfish and morally depraved" to you? I don't care if the "police don't have a good record". That's an excuse. She could have reported it. Her daughter could have reported it.They never even tried, instead they planned a murder, and bought together a group of their criminal friends (one of whom was a rapist) and carried it out in a manner which endangered the lives of the pubic (its a miracle they didn't cause a major accident chasing somone one a public highway) and took the life of an innocent person.

Great comment and so true!😮

I don't condone what they did to him and he didn't deserve to die but the amount of people, stephanie included, blaming the mum for cheating is gross to me. He had a history of harassing and threatening women with violence and revenge porn, having an affair does not make that acceptable

are you seriously trying to justify murder in this situation? you sound like somebody that's going to be the subject of one of these videos in the future

@@jeollabackwhen did I justify it ? I said you don’t get to decide how people respond .. and he messed with the wrong person, he’s dead because he tried to extort someone and ruin their life, and that’s how she responded

@@vincenoir4756exactly, he’s where he is because he was messing with peoples lives and some people are crazy and he messed with one of them

@@jeollaback wow, you got some great reading comprehension there that youd threaten a random stranger from the internet to be in a crime video. what a weirdo

I also dislike her saying that the revenge porn of her daughter was mom's fault. Like, in what way did her affair okay sexual violence against her daughter? This story is much more nuanced than how Stephanie tells it.

This is not an easy subject to touch up on, especially when you’re trying to balance it out without making it sound like the man deserved to be murdered. I think that if Stephanie has spoken up on misogyny before in the past, it’s obvious that she does not stand for it. You have to realize that as a influenceer, you have to be careful of what you say. It’s a hard case to explain to someone without making it sound like you’re picking a side because BOTH parties involved were in the wrong. Though he definitely deserved something for his horrible horrible actions, murder is not and will never be the answer- which is her main point in all of her videos. She is not downplaying what he did and the damage he put the family through, but she is focusing more on the fact that murder is never right.

@@billie-sx6fb I think we can still watch and respect Stephanie while providing criticism when needed. I know that Stephanie is a feminist but everyone has subconscious biases from the society they grew up in. If I made half as many videos as her I probably would have accidentally shown my ignorance plenty of times. I'm not trying to cancel Stephanie just providing feedback about something that made me uncomfortable.

@@camofrogs-gf It is understandable to why you felt uncomfortable. I think it was worded a bit weirdly aswell, but I don’t think she meant to put it in the viewpoint that she doesn’t believe what he did was all that bad. I’ve been scrolling through comments and seeing people take it out of context and over, such as claiming that she is misogynistic when that is most definitely not true. Of course though, you are allowed to feel a bit off from it, but I just wanted to help those realize that this most definitely not the case and it’s just not as easy to explain

@@skyhandlr I’m sorry can you explain more of that to me? I don’t think I saw that yet

To me this story is sad all around it like a catch 22 he shouldn’t blackmail someone and to bring his best friend into this is kinda low and for the mother she shouldn’t have a affair at all

100%. mom doesn't give a damn about anyone but HERSELF. the mother is the biggest user in this story

@@bigbushpubesgalore8300 Suuuure, not the man blackmailing and creating fake pornographic images of the daughter who was innocent in this.

​@@Maria-he1dbnot you defending actual muderers and a serial cheater....

As soon as the guy started blackmailing, go to the police. If her affair gets exposed...then that's just how it is, she put herself in that situation with her SECOND affair. Don't use your authority over your daughter to put a hit on someone wtf. I would never put my child in that position, that's psycho behavior.

I don't feel an ounce of sympathy for the murdered villain, he played with fire and it burned him up. Revenge porn isn't something that courts take seriously enough, and the two women probably thought they wouldn't be believed. Stephanie missed the mark on this case. This wasn't a soured business deal or a broken friendship, but a sociopathic callous creep who wanted to ruin both women's names and reputations both online and in the Pakistani community. The sort of community that sees life through a very narrow lens, and who has a very medieval archaic view on women's bodies. I see it as justified killing. It's only unfortunate that the driver and acquaintances were foolish enough to get roped in.

ummm what ? you can't kill people because they threaten your earnings

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes!

Hot take.... Don't ram cars off the road. Innocent people die. Also don't murder.

Hot take.. just don’t be a POS person. Don’t cheat on ur spouse, don’t blackmail, and don’t murder,

@@englishlady9797that kind of happens when you blackmail people especially ones who live in a conservative household