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Sabina Nessa and the truth about stranger danger

27 September 2021

11:46 PM

27 September 2021

11:46 PM

The brutal murder of primary school teacher Sabina Nessa in Kidbrooke, South London this month has prompted more anger about female safety on British streets.

It’s reminiscent of the aftermath of the horrible case of Sarah Everard, another instance of a killer targeting a female victim – seemingly out of the blue – in a public space assumed to be safe.

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