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A young Pakistani woman who was believed to have been pregnant burnt to death after she was set alight in a quiet cul-de-sac.
The 23-year-old suffered serious burns and was pronounced dead at the scene within a close knit Asian community in Bradford, West Yorkshire.
Neighbours say the victim was four or five months pregnant arrived in the country earlier this year and was rarely seen outside her home.
Eight houses, including the terrace property where the woman was found, in Cloudsdale Road, were cordoned off as investigations were carried out.
“We are trying to establish the circumstances and whether the death is suspicious or not,” a West Yorkshire police spokesman said.
It is believed footage from CCTV cameras in the area is being examined for clues to events surrounding the incident at around 7.15pm on Thursday.
The woman has not been identified, results of a post-mortem examination were awaited and no arrests had been made.
Aziza Kahn, who lives nearby, said she believed the woman was pregnant and lived at the property with her husband, mother-in-law and two sisters-in-law.
She said: “We never saw her. There was a time we were quite close to that family but not now. We didn't know her, we never got to talk to her.
“You never saw her with her husband, never ever saw them together. She was a young girl, we thought she was about 17 or 18, and she was pregnant."
Miss Kahn also said some neighbours had told her that a group of men were seen coming out of the house around the same time as the incident but she did not see anything herself.
Susan Ali, who has lived in the area since 1992, said: “I didn't know her because she never came out of the house.
“Nothing like this has ever happened before. It's really scared us, you can't believe that something like this would happen on your front door.”
Rahana Kosar, believed the woman to be Asian and had been in the UK for less than a year but said she rarely came out of the house.
She said her family had had an argument with the woman’s family in the past about car parking and had kept out of each other's way since then.
Ms Kosar added: “I've heard she's an Asian lady and I don't think her parents are in this country. We're all Asians round here but she never came out of the house.
“We have the excuse of taking the kids to school and everything and us women all stand and talk a lot but that woman's not involved. There's only a few houses and we know exactly what's going on but we never saw her.”
Another neighbour, who did not wish to be named, said a local resident had called the emergency services after seeing the woman on fire.
He added: “To be honest, nobody heard any screams or anything. It's very strange, very suspicious.”