Police find remains in search for woman murdered in Salford in 2013

Source: The Guardian | Published: February 26, 2025, 6:50 p.m.

Rania Alayed was 25 when she was killed by her ex-husband, Ahmed al-Khatib, in what police called an ‘honour killing’

Police searching near to a main road in North Yorkshire believe they have found the remains of a woman murdered by her husband more than a decade ago.

Rania Alayed was 25 when she was murdered by Ahmed al-Khatib in a Salford flat in June 2013 in what police at the time described as an “honour” killing.

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Police find remains in search for woman murdered in Salford in 2013

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