[MAIL] An Afghan migrant who left a woman dripping with blood after punching her repeatedly in a random attack has died in jail.
| Good. May he be shocked to find himself in Jahannam (Hell). |
Gulwali Stanekzay, aged 22 at the time of the attack, assaulted Aisha Waris, 23,
| …so much for Moslems living peacefully with one another… |
three times as she walked home by herself at night in February, 2023 in Harlesden, north-west London.
Stanekzay was sentenced to three years in prison after admitting to the attack.
It has now emerged the asylum seeker died at HMP Wandsworth on January 17 at the age of 25.
The Prisons and Probation Ombudsman is carrying out an investigation into his death.
| Three possibilities, all acceptable: he suicided, he was killed by another prisoner, or he died naturally. |
Ms Waris had been walking home along Minet Avenue in Harlesden at 7.30pm on February 26 when Stanekzay suddenly and deliberately rode his bike into her and started punching her repeatedly in the head and shoulders for about a minute.
He rode away and shocked and dazed, she continued her short journey back home but noticed seconds later he was again walking towards her menacingly.
Stanekzay punched her repeatedly again forcing Ms Waris to cover her face and run towards a neighbour's home.
Stanekzay, who came to Britain as an unaccompanied 16-year-old from Afghanistan in 2016, had been in and out of immigration centres and was homeless at the time of the attack.
He pleaded guilty to two counts of assault (ABH) and two counts of criminal damage at a hearing in May, 2023.
He admitted he was also in breach of a suspended sentence order after being convicted of ABH in December, 2022 and given a 24-week prison sentence suspended for 12-months.
After Ms Waris fled into the property, Stanekzay turned his fury on a Toyota Prius parked out in the street and caused £3,445 worth of damage to the car before turning his attention to the neighbour, Richard Jarman's, front door.
The horrifying attack was caught on a Ring doorbell camera belonging to Mr Jarman, who had come out of his house after hearing screaming in the street.
Stanekzay attempted to gain access to the terraced property by taking a series of running kicks to the door before smashing the glass and the Ring camera with a bike lock.
Footage shows him taking several flying kicks at the door before he starts to smash the camera and a pane of glass with his bike lock causing more than £4000 worth of damage.
Ms Waris had been on the phone when she was attacked initially and the friend on the other end of the line had managed to contact her father, Abdullah Khan, who drove to the scene.
Mr Khan, who was accompanied by his other daughter, confronted Stanekzay outside the house.
Security footage showed the moment he too was attacked by the defendant, who punched him two or three times and dragged him along the road before fleeing.
Ms Waris suffered a bruised lip, a swollen nose and red marks and bruising to her chest, shoulders and face.
Her father suffered a black eye and broken tooth.
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