Re: Pakistan prisons
Inna Lillahi wa Inna Ilahi Rajioon...sorry to hear about ur loss...and I pray the perpetrators of this heinous crime are dealt with swiftly by the justice system, and get what they deserve!
Re: Pakistan prisons
We had a cleaning lady in Pakistan whose son was arrested, charged and convicted as a murdering accomplice. She claimed he didnt do it, but nevertheless the courts decided he was part of the murder and was given a life sentence. After about 5 years, she got him out; she pretty much gave up all the money she had back in the late nineties, about 10-15lakhs (sold a house she worked hard to make)... Point is, back then, bribery did the job, and I am sure it can do it now too.
Re: Pakistan prisons
We had a cleaning lady in Pakistan whose son was arrested, charged and convicted as a murdering accomplice. She claimed he didnt do it, but nevertheless the courts decided he was part of the murder and was given a life sentence. After about 5 years, she got him out; she pretty much gave up all the money she had back in the late nineties, about 10-15lakhs (sold a house she worked hard to make)... Point is, back then, bribery did the job, and I am sure it can do it now too.
Im sure then its possible that they will eventually get out even if they are convicted and charged. thats just great news. i take it the legal system in pakistan is a system run by bribery. i just dont understand how pakistan will become a democratic country if on every angle money does the talking.
Re: Pakistan prisons
My condolences Red Ruby 
Well pretty much every system in Pakistan is run on bribery. Not just that, it used to be a thing people were ashamed of back in the 90’s. Now its all loud and proud, and well respected mashallah. If there is going to be any justice, it is going to be in the hereafter. Until then, I wish you and your family all the patience and serenity to deal with the loss.