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Stalker arrested for killing schoolgirl in Netrakona, Bangladesh

Mukti Rani Barman. Photo: Collected

Members of Detective Branch of Police today arrested the alleged killer of schoolgirl Mukti Rani Barman from Barhatta upazila of Netrakona.

Accused Kawser Mia, 18, was arrested from the upazila around 3:00pm, reports our Mymensingh correspondent quoting Md Saidur Rahman, OC of Netrakona DB.

During primary interrogation, the accused admitted to his involvement in the killing of the 16-year-old girl, the OC said.

Photo: Collected

Meanwhile, locals organised protest programmes demanding justice for the death of Mukti. Students, parents, and teachers of the area joined the human chain and protest rally, our correspondent reports.

Kawser stabbed Mukti to death yesterday. She was a class-X student at a high school, said police.

Quoting family members, Khokon Kumar Saha, officer-in-charge of Barhatta Police station, said Kawser Mia used to stalk Mukti on the way to school. She on multiple occasions had fended off his advances and Kawser threatened her with dire consequences.

When the girl was returning home from school yesterday afternoon, Kawser and his cohorts waylaid her, the OC said.

At one stage, he started stabbing the girl, leaving her critically injured.

Hearing Mukti's screams, locals rescued her and took her to Barhatta Upazila Health Complex that referred her to Mymensingh Medical College Hospital.

She died on the way to the hospital around 5:00pm, said the OC.

Police Arrest Neymar Lookalike Who Blackmailed Girls with Raunchy Videos

Neymar of Brazil © Ueslei Marcelino / Reuters

Brazilian police have arrested a man posing as soccer star Neymar after the imposter attempted to blackmail girls with racy videos they sent him after promising them they would become TV stars and models.

Lookalike Carlos Antonio Rodrigues was detained after pretending to be the Brazil and Barcelona forward. He fraudulently procured a number of intimate videos and images from the girls before demanding money from them.

One of the victims, who wanted to remain nameless, was invited to a party in Barcelona by the 30-year-old conman after being convinced he was in fact the famous footballer.

Rodrigues promised her he would organize a photo shoot for a well-known magazine and a part in a reality television show in exchange for the shots.

“Then we talked by video thinking it was Neymar on the screen,” she told Brazilian television network Globo anonymously.

“At first I said no, then I went down to just some little panties and a bra. I really thought that would be it.

“Then he was extorting us a lot and even though we told him we didn’t have any money he kept pressing us.”

She and a friend sent Rodrigues 350 Brazilian real ($107) for fast-track papers to Spain, but after he attempted to extort more money by threatening to release the clips, she called police, who arrested him in the Brazilian state of Minas Gerais.

Rodrigues is suspected of working with an accomplice using fake profiles on a Brazilian social network to lure potential targets.


Vardy lookalike

In another bizarre doppelganger story, Lee Chapman, who was noted as a lookalike to Leicester City striker Jamie Vardy after the latter’s improbable Premier League winning season, said his life had been ruined by angry football fans.

It all began well for postman Lee, who initially enjoyed a close relationship with the real-life Vardy. But he received a wave of abuse from angry England fans after their team’s dismal performance at Euro 2016. This was followed by being suddenly blocked on Twitter and reported to police for stalking by the footballer himself.

Neymar, who captained his national team to gold medal glory at their home Olympics, is not short on lookalikes.

Teenager Barry Cotter made headlines when he signed for League of Ireland team Limerick FC in August last year.

The sixteen-year-old promised to emulate the Brazil ace with whom he shares an uncanny resemblance and “score at least one or two goals in each game” in the league of Ireland under-17 campaign.