Watch: PC Deniz Jaffer and Jamie Lewis Selfie Pictures – Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman Case

Deniz Jaffer, one of the police constables assigned to guard the murder scene of Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman, is in jail.

Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman were found dead in bushes in Fryent Country Park Wembley north-west London. They were stabbed to death. 

Two PCs were ordered to guard the area and the dead bodies. But, instead, they involved themself in an inhumane act. They took photos of the dead bodies and shared it-on Whatsapp, which disrespects those girls who lost their lives at a young age. 

Is Deniz Jaffer In Jail?

Deniz Jaffer is in jail at present. He has received a jail sentence of 2 years and nine months.

He was one of the PC responsible for guarding the Wembley sister’s murder scene. However, he and his colleague Jamie Lewis took a snapshot and shared it on Whatsapp. The police officers called the murdered sisters “two dead birds.” 

The 47 years old has pleaded guilty to the misconduct. Deniz’s actions have allowed the killer, Danyal Hussein, to argue that the DNA evidence found at the scene may be fake or not trustworthy. 

The victims’ mother has expressed her anger and called it “betrayal of catastrophic proportions” and a “sacrilegious act.” She said their action was a disgrace to the police family and humanity.

She also added that she was thrilled knowing that the officers were jailed and did not receive suspension orders. Nevertheless, Jaffer had already resigned before a misconduct hearing.

Watch Jamie Lewis Selfie With Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman In The Murder Scene 

Jamie Lewis took a photo with the murdered sisters Biba Henry and Nicole Smallman in a selfie-style. He sent the images to a group with public members. 

Not only the photos, but he also sent details of the incident. He mentioned about two victims’ age and claimed one of them to be pregnant as well, writes Evening Standard. 

Did Any Video Evidence Caught Misconduct Of Deniz Jaffer And Jamie Lewis? 

No video caught Deniz Jaffer and Jamie Lewis in the act. Instead, the social media messages they sent to their colleagues exposed their actions. 

After taking the pictures from the murder scene, they shared the photos with their colleagues in the police department. Other fellow PCs warned them about their actions being offensive and inhumane with whom they shared the pictures.

But, they neglected the warning, which eventually led them to a prison sentence. 

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