Straight outta CP: The boyfriend who was too embarrased to leave abusive girlfriend who murdered him: Mother of teenager, 19, says he was too ashamed to go to police over abuse and didn't want to reveal he was being 'terrorised by a girl'

[dalsingh101]

 

 

The boyfriend who was too embarrased to leave abusive girlfriend who murdered him: Mother of teenager, 19, says he was too ashamed to go to police over abuse and didn't want to reveal he was being 'terrorised by a girl'

• Tai O'Donnell, 19, was stabbed to death by Kamila Ahmad, 22, in March 2021
• Tai, from Croydon, felt 'too ashamed' to tell police about his girlfriend's abuse

 

 

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12030433/Mother-man-19-murdered-girlfriend-22-says-son-ashamed-report-abuse.html

[shastarSingh]

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On 4/30/2023 at 3:25 PM, dalsingh101 said:

 

 

The boyfriend who was too embarrased to leave abusive girlfriend who murdered him: Mother of teenager, 19, says he was too ashamed to go to police over abuse and didn't want to reveal he was being 'terrorised by a girl'

• Tai O'Donnell, 19, was stabbed to death by Kamila Ahmad, 22, in March 2021
• Tai, from Croydon, felt 'too ashamed' to tell police about his girlfriend's abuse

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12030433/Mother-man-19-murdered-girlfriend-22-says-son-ashamed-report-abuse.html

Unusual for the woman to be older in a relationship between two at that young age...

 

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Tai O'Donnell, 19, from Croydon, south London, was a popular teenager with aspirations to become a music producer when he fell into the clutches of Kamila Ahmad, then aged 22, in summer 2020.

Despite standing at just 5ft tall and with a notably high voice, Ahmad already had a string of 11 convictions to her name, including battery, robbery and assault, and had previously stabbed a boyfriend in 2015, The Times reports.

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The youngster was a student at Croydon College with dreams of reaching the top of the music industry when friends introduced him to Ahmad, who had a reputation of being a 'bad girl'.

The young woman had endured a troubled childhood in which she witnessed her father repeatedly abuse her mother.  She was still on licence for an offence of robbery and possession of a bladed article when she met Tai.

Within two months of meeting, Tai confided to his mother that Ahmad would 'kick off' over minor issues, although he attempted to joke about it. Over time, it became apparent he was not allowed to see friends without his girlfriend's say-so or stay out without her permission.