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Ahmed Jaghbir (right) is a former business partner of colourful Sydney personality Salim Mehajer, the pair briefly running a wedding planning business together.<br><br>There's no suggestion Mehajer is in any way involved in this case<br>Salim Mehajer's one-time business partner has been jailed for 11 years after he supplied hitmen with a key to an underworld figure's house, so they could execute him in bed with his mistress. <br>Ahmed Jaghbir, 31, was sentenced on Wednesday over his role in the 2017 death of Hells Angels' associate Kemel 'Blackie' Barakat at his home in Sydney's south. <br>Four armed assassins stormed Barakat's Mortlake unit as he slept with his secret lover, Fatima Hage, about 2.30am on March 10 that year. <br>Barakat died in a hail of bullets and his masked killers have never been arrested or charged.  <br>Justice David Davies told the Supreme Court today that Jaghbir, a handyman, had played a major role in Barakat's death by betraying his bikie associate friend and supplying his killers with a key. <br>'(Jaghbir's) role in providing the key was a significant one,' the judge told a packed but socially-distanced courtroom. <br>         Secret lover: Kemel Barakat was in bed with hairdresser Fatima Hage at the time of his shooting death on March 10, 2017.<br><br>She gave a vivid statement to a court about the events of that night<br>         Love triangle: Barakat is seen above with his wife Amanda.<br><br>She was overseas holidaying in Thailand at the time of her husband's killing<br>   RELATED ARTICLES  [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next]     [/news/article-8708051/Kemal-Blackie-Barakat-trial-Bikie-having-affair-bed-buddy-Fatima-Hage.html  Glamorous woman was in bed with a married Sydney underworld...] [/news/article-8927493/Ahmed-Jaghbir-Fatima-Hages-police-statement-Kemel-Blackie-Barakat-assassination.html  EXCLUSIVE: Crime kingpin's secret girlfriend re-lives the...]    <br><br><br><br>Share this article<br>Share<br><br><br>Barakat had turned to Jaghbir for help after his front door was busted by police during a raid days earlier. <br>Jaghbir arranged to have the door replaced and supplied his friend Barakat with a new key. <br>But Justice Davies was convinced Jaghbir also gave a key to someone else - one of the four hitmen - allowing the murderers to surprise Barakat at his Mortlake unit.<br>         Murdered:  [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-thai-lan-bangkok-pattaya-5-ngay.html tour thái lan giá rẻ] Hell's Angels associate Kemel Barakat was shot dead in his bed<br>The assassins were already in Barakat's bedroom before he and the woman in his apartment, Fatima Hage, realised something was wrong, the judge said.<br>Barakat was gunned down in his bed about 2.30am, reportedly pushing Ms Hage away before he was struck by a hail of bullets. <br>CCTV footage showed his killers scrambling down the stairs and the burned-out husk of a getaway car was later found nearby in Belmore.<br>At trial, the judge found that Barakat's secret lover Ms Hage was a [http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/search/index.cfm?term=&%27credible%27%20witness&loc=en_us&siteSection=home 'credible' witness]. <br>They had been together for only a month,  [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-thai-lan-bangkok-pattaya-5-ngay.html tour thái lan] the court heard, and Barakat's wife, Amanda, was holidaying overseas in Thailand at their time of their liaison..<br>Ms Hage described the night of the assassination in simple, vivid terms in a statement tendered during the trial. <br>She detailed how the room smelled 'like fire' after the bullets flew, Barakat's hushed final prayers in Arabic and the blood that trickled from his mouth at the end.  <br>                Police found a burnt out car in Belmore shortly following Barakat's assassination in Mortlake, in Sydney's south<br>         The crime scene in Mortlake on March 10, 2017.<br><br>Barakat's unit was on the second floor <br>In her statement, Ms Hage recalled her confusion about the intruders in the room. <br>'I heard Kemel yell out "hey". I looked around but the room was pitch black.<br>I could not see anything,' she said.<br>'I felt him push my head really hard. I didn't fall out of the bed but it moved me away from him.<br>'I then heard multiple gunshots. It was really loud, it smelled like fire in the room.'<br> Kemel was coughing ...<br><br>He said "I'm sorry" ... I said, "Don't be sorry" Fatima Hage giving evidence at trial Ms Hage said she closed her eyes and put her head down. <br>'At this point I knew I was going to die.<br>'I didn't hear anyone say anything, I thought I was dead.<br>'About a minute went by and I moved from where I put my head down. <br>'I checked myself and I wasn't shot.<br><br>I then moved over to Kemel. <br>'Kemel was coughing and he looked at me.<br>'He said: 'I'm sorry.'<br>'I said: "Don't be sorry ... Repeat after me".<br>'We then went through an Arabic prayer twice before Kemel stopped breathing.<br>'I turned on the light and saw Kemel lying on the bed.<br><br>I saw he had blood coming out of his mouth. <br>'I remember seeing a bullet that looked like it had gone through his leg.'<br>Ms Hage told the court she couldn't remember much else. She was in shock.<br>'I didn't know if whoever shot him was still in the house so I hid in the bathroom and called 000. <br>'I asked for ambulance.<br><br>I can't remember what I said to them.' <br>              Ms Hage (on right in left picture, and in right photo) is seen after giving evidence at the trial of Ahmed Jaghbir earlier this year<br>Ms Hage told the court earlier this year that Barakat had been 'anal' about security and their relationship had been a secret to everyone. <br>'No one knew about our relationship, we didn't want to tell anyone so our private lives remained private,' she said in her statement.<br>Following a judge-alone trial, Justice Davies found Jaghbir guilty to the charge of procuring, aiding and counselling unknown persons to murder Barakat. <br>On Wednesday, the judge said he had found no evidence of remorse from Jaghbir, who has always denied the charge.  <br>He said Jaghbir was not 'indispensable' to the murder plot - but his actions had helped the killers move 'expeditiously'. <br>The judge said Jaghbir's role was 'no different to a tradesman taking advantage by spending time in someone's home, then conveying knowledge about the layout and where valuable items were kept to a prospective burglar.'  <br>He accepted there was not a lot of planning from Jaghbir, and that his role in the crime came about "fortuitously".<br>Jaghbir was sentenced to an 11 year jail term, with a non-parole period of six years and six months. He will be eligible for release on April 9, 2027. <br>The court heard he will be in protective custody 'because he is or might be in risk of retaliatory killings'.<br>         Jaghbir is on right, and is seen above with his lawyer Mahmoud Abbas at court during his trial.<br><br>Jaghbir has been jailed for up to 11 years with a non parole period of six-and-a-half years<br>