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Jackline Musa Psycho Stalker Or A Woman Madly In Love?

  • Jackline Musa is the most savage, vengeful, and unforgiving woman to grace Earth’s surface.
  • The 47-year-old woman, who belongs to Sydney, murdered her former boyfriend by crushing him against a wall with a car. 
  • The judge presiding on Musa’s case called her act a ‘fatal explosion of emotion.’
  • The vindictive woman has been jailed for a maximum of twenty years. 

The 47-year-old woman, who belongs to Sydney, murdered her former boyfriend by crushing him against a wall with a car. 

The judge presiding on Musa’s case called her act a ‘fatal explosion of emotion.’ 

Jackline Sabana Bona Musa’s case went to trial in NSW Supreme Court. After a series of hearings, Musa was found guilty of murder by a jury in December. 

The vindictive woman has been jailed for a maximum of twenty years. She plowed her Toyota Kluger into 31-year-old Payman “Paul” Thagipur in Wentworth Point in Sydney’s west.

Musa’s trial in the NSW Supreme Court heard she had met her victim online in late 2019 and thought of Thagipur “as her boyfriend.” 

Musa was forced to go looking for Mr.Thagipur after she did not receive a reply from him for a week. The messages that were allegedly left on seen zone included some heartfelt ones. 

The events leading upto Mr.Thagipur’s crushing death include Musa arriving at his Wentworth Point unit complex at about 8.13 pm on June 27, 2020. 

She broke the garage door upon entry and lied to Thagipur’s neighbor to be allowed inside. She was triggered beyond imagination when she found ‘her boyfriend’ lying there with another woman. 

“The offender promptly departed but not before spitting in the face of the deceased,” Justice Richard Button said on Friday.

Footage of the impact shows Musa’s black Toyota Kluger with its headlights on accelerating as Thagipur walks across the car park. Out of the blue, he is hit by the SUV and pinned against the wall before Musa reverses. 

The court heard that she did not render any assistance and called triple zero after one minute.

Justice Richard Button said Musa and the victim had been in a romantic relationship, but its true nature was somewhat unclear. Musa’s feelings for Mr.Thagipur were way more intense than his.

Button said the victim survived the collision for a short time but was “tragically crushed to death by the impact.” His life was “violently extinguished” in a place where he was entitled to feel safe.

Musa’s prison sentence of 20 years includes a non-parole period of 14 years. 

The judge highlighted that Mr.Thagipur’s death was a profoundly self-centered imposition of violence on a fellow human being. 

His final ordeal was brief but highly terrifying. The pain he must have faced before he departed from this world is unimaginable. 

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