The final two-word message dad sent hours before Sara was found dead

Urfan Sharif, the wished father of useless British lady Sara Sharif, despatched a message to businessman Nadeem Riaz simply earlier than 10pm on August 8.

Sharif wanted eight aircraft tickets to Pakistan, and he wished them rapidly.

Riaz did not realize it, however Sharif wasn’t shopping for a ticket for 10-year-old Sara.

He had recognized Sara’s father, Sharif, for 11 years.

“I asked why and he said his cousin had passed away in Pakistan,” he stated.

“He sounded normal. No different to his usual self.”

During the dialog, Riaz requested what kind of tickets Sharif wished.

He responded with simply two phrases: “One manner.”

Minutes later Sharif wished an replace.

So he despatched a message on WhatsApp at 10.12pm: “Any luck?”

Riaz managed to safe eight tickets for Sharif, at a price of round $10,100, and the group boarded a flight from Heathrow to Islamabad at 2pm, on August 9.

Travelling with Riaz had been his associate and Sara’s stepmother Beinash Batool and his brother Faisal Malik.

Riaz’s 5 kids, aged between one and 13, additionally flew into Pakistan.

After touchdown in Islamabad, Sharif referred to as police and informed them Sara’s useless physique was on the household residence.

Police rushed to the deal with and she or he was discovered with in depth accidents, which a autopsy examination deemed had occurred over a sustained interval.

Pakistan police have been attempting to find Sharif and the others since.

A cousin of Batool, Sara’s stepmum, urged her to hand herself in to police.

“Beinash should come back to the UK,” they informed Sky News.

“I don’t know where she is. But I’m worried about her. I’m worried about her kids.

“She ought to come again to the UK, go to the police and inform them precisely what occurred.”

“I do not know – my household do not know – what occurred. It might have been an accident, a misunderstanding.”

Surrey Police have confirmed they previously had contact with Sara and her family, but would not divulge the reason.

There is no formal extradition treaty between the UK and Pakistan.

UK police are working with worldwide companies, together with Interpol, the National Crime Agency and the UK Foreign Office to progress their enquiries with Pakistani authorities.