Man charged with murdering of two women found dead in a freezer

Following the dead bodies of two women found in a freezer in London, a 35-year-old man has been charged to court over the terrible incident.

The 35-year-old man identified as Zahid was reportedly charged over the murder of 38-year-old Mihrican Mustafa and 34-year-old Henriett Szucs after they were found frozen at a property in Canning Town.

According to the UK Sun, Henriett Szucs was a 34-year-old Hungarian national who had been in the UK for several years while Mihrican Mustafa, 38, was a missing mother-of-three.

She left her mum’s house one day in May 2018, with only her phone and £3, and never returned.

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According to Post-mortem examinations, the women suffered multiple injuries.

Mr.Younis will appear at Wimbledon Magistrates’ Court for the two charges of murder on February 14.

Relatives of Ms. Mustafa have taken to social media to mourn her tragic death.

Mel Mem wrote on Facebook: “It’s been confirmed that one of the ladies is Mary Jane Mustafa. RIP now my beautiful cousin. Be the angel you deserve to be.” Another relative, Ayse Hussein wrote: “Today hearing what we did…I just cannot describe the feeling.“