Lesbian Lover Brainwashes Mum Into Killing 8-Year-Old Daughter

A Muslim woman (pictured top above) who tortured her eight-year-old daughter to death and her lesbian lover (pictured below above) who encouraged her have both been found guilty of manslaughter.

Mirror reports;

Polly Chowdhury, 35, was ‘groomed’ by 43-year-old Kiki Muddar, who invented fictional characters, including a Muslim spirit called Skyman, to control her girlfriend.

Chowdhury became convinced daughter Ayesha Ali was ‘possessed’ and that she needed to be punished to ‘stop the gates of hell from opening’.

The women would give the little girl cold baths, force feed her until she was sick and make her scrub the bathroom floor to rid her of ‘evil spirits’, the Old Bailey heard.

A neighbour heard the child’s pitiful screams as they took turns to creep into her bedroom wearing a terrifying horror mask.

Muddar dreamed she was a vampire and her lover bit her daughter’s back as part of the depraved torture.

Ayesha weighed just three-and-a-half stone when she died from a blow to the head at her home in Chadwell Heath, Essex, on August 28, 2013.

When emergency services arrived the next day she was found lying naked, except for a pair of pink knickers, covered in bruises. She had sustained nearly 50 injuries including the bite mark which was matched to her mother.

Muddar and Chowdhury each claimed it was the other woman who had killed Ayesha, but an Old Bailey jury found them guilty of manslaughter.

Judge Christopher Moss QC remanded the couple in custody ahead of sentence on Friday.

Chowdhury admitted she had come to hate her daughter and thought that she was ‘pure evil’ by the time of her death.

The girl’s grieving father sobbed in court as he heard the ‘livid’ Muddar rage about his daughter during a phone call recorded just weeks before the little girl’s death.

“I will f***ing drown that witch. Seriously, I’m going to kill her,” said Muddar. “She’s got this evil stare in her like there’s pure evil inside her.”

Chowdhury said she saw Muddar with her foot on her daughter’s throat shortly before she found her apparently drowning in the bath.

She said she dragged her out – and then smothered her with a pillow to ‘end her suffering’ later that night.

Chowdhury insisted she had no idea Muddar had battered her over the head.

Muddar, who did not give evidence, told police she had left the flat that evening and only returned the next morning to find Ayesha dead and Chowdhury with her wrists cut in the bath.

But the jury found both women responsible for Ayesha’s death.

The women denied murder and alternatives of manslaughter and causing or allowing the death of a child.