. Married with at least two children, family friends claim Abdulhak is today under virtual house arrest, unable to leave his home and with no friends and only security guards for company. He spends his days on a computer and watching movies. One anonymous relative said: 'I talk to him almost everyday. Farouk's entire life is staying at home. 'There is no socialising. He doesn't really have any friends. His life was over after that night, obviously.' Abdulhak and Martine were both students at the prestigious Regent's Business School, in Central London. According to friends, Abdulhak was infatuated with Martine but the feeling was not reciprocated and she told him she only wanted to be friends when he previously tried to kiss her. They were among a group of students who went out to the fashionable Maddox nightclub on the night of Thursday March 13, 2008, to celebrate finishing exams. Martine and classmate Abdulhak stayed behind after their friends left and CCTV showed them leaving the club){kind=link}
THIS is the first picture of fugitive billionaire’s son Farouk Abdulhak since he fled from London after the murder of Martine Vik Magnussen more than 14 years ago.
Bespectacled and bearded, Abdulhak, now 35, bears little resemblance to the image of the chisel-jawed playboy Scotland Yard issued over the sex murder of 23-year-old Norwegian student Martine in 2008.
Abdulhak is the prime suspect in the case but is beyond the reach of British justice at his home in Yemen, where his late father was one of the country’s wealthiest men.
The startling new image of Abdulhak was recently obtained by the makers of a five-part documentary, ‘Martine: Chasing Justice,’ being streamed on discovery+ from today(Tues).
Married with at least two children, family friends claim Abdulhak is today under virtual house arrest, unable to leave his home and with no friends and only security guards for company.