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Sheffield man Aras Hussein guilty of beheading girlfriend Sheffield man Aras Hussein guilty of beheading girlfriend
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A man who beheaded his teenage girlfriend with a kitchen knife has been found guilty of her murder.A man who beheaded his teenage girlfriend with a kitchen knife has been found guilty of her murder.
Aras Hussein, 21, decapitated 18-year-old student Reema Ramzan at his flat in Sheffield in June 2013 before stabbing himself in the chest. Aras Hussein decapitated 18-year-old student Reema Ramzan at his flat in Sheffield in June before stabbing himself in the chest.
He was found guilty of murder at Sheffield Crown Court and jailed for 20 years. The 21-year-old was jailed for life at Sheffield Crown Court and ordered to serve a minimum term of 20 years.
Hussein, of Herries Road, admitted the killing on the grounds of diminished responsibility, but had denied murder.Hussein, of Herries Road, admitted the killing on the grounds of diminished responsibility, but had denied murder.
The body of Miss Ramzan was discovered in the kitchen of Hussein's flat on 4 June.The body of Miss Ramzan was discovered in the kitchen of Hussein's flat on 4 June.
Defence woundsDefence wounds
Police had been called to the address after a passer-by found Hussein walking in Herries Road naked and covered in blood.Police had been called to the address after a passer-by found Hussein walking in Herries Road naked and covered in blood.
Sheffield Crown Court heard Miss Ramzan, who was studying health and social care at Sheffield City College and lived with her family, had been stabbed in the chest and decapitated.Sheffield Crown Court heard Miss Ramzan, who was studying health and social care at Sheffield City College and lived with her family, had been stabbed in the chest and decapitated.
She had several defence wounds on her hands and forearm.She had several defence wounds on her hands and forearm.
Prosecutor Graham Reeds QC told the jury Miss Ramzan was still alive as the defendant started to sever her head and "severe force" would have been required.
The trial heard a neighbour had reported hearing a scream from Hussein's flat on the day of the killing.
Mr Reeds told the jury: "No-one can know what happened in that room immediately before the killing and what led to it."
During Hussein's trial, the court heard heard Miss Ramzan's family disapproved of the couple's relationship.
Pictures threat
The jury heard police had got involved on one occasion when Hussein threatened to show the student's family sexual pictures he had taken of her.
And her brother Sohail had argued with Hussein when he spotted red marks around Miss Ramzan's neck.
Hussein, a pizza delivery driver, has always admitted killing the teenager at his flat, but he denied murder on the grounds of diminished responsibility.
When he was found naked and bleeding in the street, Hussein asked paramedics: "Why are you helping me? I've murdered someone."
He later told them: "I don't know why I did it."
Miss Ramzan had gone to Hussein's flat on the day without her family's knowledge, taking her passport and a large amount of money with her.
When Hussein was taken to the Northern General Hospital for treatment he attacked staff trying to help him, the jury heard, including a surgeon, anaesthetist and police officers.