🚨JUST IN: Man who murdered his pregnant wife in Birmingham because he believed her unborn child was possessed by "Jinns" (evil spirits in Islam) has been released from jail after serving 14 years.
• Mohammed Tauseed Mumtaz, now 38, has been released from custody after a Parole Board hearing directed his release following an oral hearing.
• He and three relatives from Handsworth Wood in Birmingham were convicted of murdering his pregnant Pakistani wife Naila Mumtaz in 2009. The family believed her unborn child was possessed by Jinns and may have been attempting to perform an exorcism when she died.
• Naila Mumtaz, 21, who was six months pregnant and had moved to the UK in 2008 after an arranged marriage in Pakistan, was beaten and smothered at the family home on Craythorne Avenue in July 2009. She died in hospital.
• Mumtaz, then 25, was convicted after a 12-week trial at Birmingham Crown Court in 2012 and sentenced to a minimum of 13 years. His brother-in-law Hammad Hussan received the same sentence. His parents Zia Ul-Haq and Salma Aslam were jailed for a minimum of 15 years each.