The parents of a murdered teenager have spoken about how they are still tormented by their son -killer despite being behind bars.
Jake Fahri was sentenced to life imprisonment for killing 16-year-old Jimmy in 2008 when he threw a glass dish at him that the teenager was deadly injured.
He was released on license in June 2023, but was recalled in prison last month for violating his license conditions.
But since his return to prison, Fahri has remained active on social media in one way or another, where he has posted at least six times on social media platforms, such as Tiktok, such as the wannabe drilling artist tries to build his career.
Jimmy's parents, Margaret and Barry, appeared on Good Morning Groot -Britain to discuss their horror and personal torment that this murderer is still allowed on social media platforms and can influence future generations.
Margaret said: 'It's disturbing. It just never leaves. Every time you think you are dealing again, something else happens. '
While Barry added: 'We will manage this. We will have it removed. But there is a big problem here about the impact that this kind of music has on young spirits. The murders on the street are not getting worse, is this connected?
'The number of people who are influenced by people who place this stuff on social media platforms on millions and millions of people on social media platforms must stop. There must be more regulations. '
Fahri killed Jimmy (photo) during a fight in Southeast London
Fahri (photo) was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder 16-year-old Jimmy in 2008 when he threw a glass dish at him that the teenager was deadly injured
The drill artist has a Spotify profile with different songs where he is called ten
Fahri killed Jimmy after thrown an oven dish at him in a bakery in Southeast London.
The court shattered and severed blood vessels in Jimmy's neck, before Fahri was seen from the store with a smile.
In shocking videos that are shared online, Fahri can be seen on crime. In a new clip he raps, “Never afraid of dying, he said the same thing, they called his bluff.”
The Rapper Gas also mentioned the crime in songs with lyrics, including 'stuck it on a man and saw him melt like Ben and Jerry's'.
Barry spoke about these texts aimed: 'There were lines [in Fahri lyrics] That said “blood on the floor where he was.”
“Our son was on the floor in a pool of his own blood. This was aimed at us, we are probably convinced of it. '
Margaret continued: 'We go to schools and we share a message of forgiveness, peace and hope. And we encourage young people to be the change makers.
'But when they hear this kind of music, they are very vulnerable for some young people and for them it is worth hearing. So people like Jake Fahri become celebrities and that is my concern that even Jake Fahri is now becoming a celebrity.
That's what we have to stop. We must prevent the radio station from playing its music. '
Barry (right) and Margaret Mizen attend a special memorial service for their son
The Pyrex Dish Fahri threw Jimmy, who caused fatal injuries
Jake Fahri – depicted posing with a Lamborghini – is a wannabe drill artist and has hit his crime in the past
Margaret's intervention comes after she had hit the BBC for playing songs performed by Fahri on BBC 1XTRA.
Fahri, who was praised by DJ Theo Johnson as someone who 'really stands out' by DJ Theo Johnson.
Mrs. Mirzen criticized the BBC for 'playing the songs of a murderer' and said that she would like 'answers' about why this happened.
MailOnline previously revealed that different scenes from one of the music videos of Fahri seem to have been filmed illegally from prison.
The Dirty Game of the track contains images that look outside the broken window of a filthy prison chat before you are filmed along a corridor and in a practice garden. At some point a hand is seen that holds a suspicious substance in a bag.
What Barry thought that the disappointing reality of our failing prison system emphasized: 'He had 14 years, he served 15 years. He is now back in prison. What did for 15 years in our prison system? I think it is necessary from top to the soil branch change. '
The Ministry of Justice has been approached for comment.
