Muhamed Jenjaweed from Kutum to Croydon, south London, the fabricated

Quote: They laughed as they went to the photocopier to give him a copy of the residence licence. They had two tickets but they have the same residence. They got on the train in different carriages so as not to be discovered. They only met in France in the morning. They remained at the station until a young African man came and shook with them. "You are Muslim?", he asked "Yes!", they nod their ######### "That is great! Do you want any help? He asked. He took 170 Euros from each and bought them two tickets. They have waited for the train for three hours. When the train arrived they were allowed to get in. Latter they discovered that the young African man was a swindler. The tickets were forged and that the ticket price is only 12 euro. When they arrived in Calais, France they went to the forest where it is full immigrants. African, Asian expats. They were playing card. He was pleased when he saw a Sudanese national. They shook hand and hugged. "How can I reach Britain?", he asked. "We were waiting for a truck to take us there", he said He took 100 euro from Muhamed and asked to be ready. Accompanied by the human smuggler and a Kurdish agent, Muhamed went to the truck at the gas station. "The Kurdish man will go to the truck to open the door of truck. Take care when you get in. Hide yourself in the goods", the young Sudanese advised him. Muhamed has found another Afghani adventurer beneath the commodities. From the conversation, he discovered the smugglers are from the police. He heard the engine and a some saying "go". Five minutes he will be Muhaemed Jinjaweed and the murder of 300 people in Darfur as the British press reported. If he had known this end, he would have stayed in his home village of Damrat Al sheikh in Kutum. They crossed the river with a liner with their truck on board. The driver knew nothing. When he has a rest at the gas station, he came back and he was taken by surprise to discover that there were men in the truck. When the street was less busy, he ordered them to drop down and escape. It was cold morning. They went to bath to begin a new journey. Unluckily, they were pursued by the police. They got in without struggle. They were taken to police station. There they had sandwich and coffee to begin the enquiry with the support of a translator. "What's your name" he asked "Muhamed", I answered "What's your nationality", he asked " A Sudanese" he replied "Where did you come from", he asked "France". Sir "Your destination" "Britain", he said "Why for" the police asked. "For economic situations" I replied.

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