There's always something else, isn't there? Blimey. MOO but I am hoping this is not relevant to how the accused is known to the victims.
It will be interesting to see the connection. She was in London living in an asylum hotel and he had been living in Newcastle for quite a few years. (From the mail article I posted above)
Abdul Shokoor Ezedi has not been seen at his address in Newcastle for around six months, neighbours told MailOnline.
He was last known to be living in a shared terraced house in Dilston Road in the Arthur's Hill area of the city.
Neighbours said the house had a high turnover of tenants and few remembered him.
However Mohammad Hussain Nazary, 24, who works in his family's food shop said he recalled Ezedi living in the area but assumed he was a single man.
He said: 'I'd see him around the area and he'd come in from time to time.
'He's an Afghan and I assumed he was single because I never saw him with a partner or family, he was always on his own.
'He seemed like an ordinary harmless guy, certainly not someone you'd associate with something like this.
'He was around quite a lot but I haven't seen him in maybe six or seven months.'
A neighbour said: 'There are a lot of long term residents in the street but also a couple of houses where tenants come and go all the time and that house is one of them. There are new people moving in very regularly , you can't keep track of who is living there.'
MailOnline can today reveal that Ezedi has more recently living in the Byker area of Newcastle in a hostel on the city's Wilfred Street.
It is run by Tyne Housing Association which aims to find homes for people who are classed as homeless or vulnerable.
A resident said: 'You'd see him walking around during the day, usually on his own and I don't recall ever seeing him with a wife or partner.'
Garage worker Michael Vinks, 37, works opposite the hostel.
