Mother's Fury: Police Accountability Questioned in Wake of Daughters' Brutal Murders In a scathing rebuke of the Metropolitan Police, Mina Smallman, the mother of two young women brutally murdered in a north London park in 2020, has accused the force of prioritizing certain cases over others, effectively deciding who matters. The tragic loss of Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman has already led to a shocking revelation: two police officers were jailed after taking and sharing graphic photos of the victims' bodies, further traumatizing their family. Smallman's latest statement comes as a damning indictment of the police force's handling of violence against women, raising questions about the systemic failures that allowed such a heinous crime to occur and the officers involved to escape accountability for so long. As Smallman's words highlight the deep-seated issues within Britain's largest police force, many are left wondering if the Metropolitan Police is truly committed to change.
Mina Smallman, whose daughters were killed in north London park in 2020, says force ‘decides who matters’The Metropolitan police does not take all cases of violence against women seriously and “decides who matters”, the mother of two murdered women has said.Mina Smallman, whose daughters Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman were killed in a north London park in 2020, also said Britain’s biggest police force is incapable of change. Two police officers were jailed in 2021 after taking photographs of the dead bodies of her daughters and sharing the images in WhatsApp groups, referring to them as “dead birds”. Continue reading...
