Zara Phythian, which appeared in the movie ‘Doctor Strange‘ with Benedict Cumberbatch, has been sentenced this Monday to eight years in prison for sexually abusing a minor with her husband, Victor Marke, a martial arts specialist. The latter has received a higher sentence, 14 years, because he has been found guilty of abusing another 15-year-old … Read more
Zara Phythian, who played one of Dormammu’s followers in the first installment of the ‘Dr. Strange’, and her husband Victor Marke face jail time after being found guilty of sexually abusing a 13-year-old girl. According to the BBC, Phythian, 37, who was tried under the name Zara Marke at the Nottingham Crown Court in the … Read more
Zara Phythian is a beautiful actress who played Brunette Zealot in Doctor Strange in 2016, and her husband, Victor Marke, were found guilty of having sex with a 13-year-old girl and, in Marke’s case, also sexually abusing a 15-year-old girl . It has been highlighted by multiple outlets, including the BBC and the Nottingham Post, … Read more
Zara Phyntian, actress of Doctor StrangeShe was found guilty along with her husband. Victor Marke for the charges of child sexual abuse. In the case of her husband, they were charged 14 crimes by a court of Britainwhile her husband was awarded another 18 + adding also the existence of a second victim Between the … Read more
The ‘Doctor Strange’ actress, Zara Phythianand her husband, Victor Markewere found guilty on Wednesday at Nottingham Crown Court for sexually abusing minorsaccording to BBC News. Phythian, 37, was found guilty of 14 sexual offenses at Nottingham Crown Court, while her husband, 59, was found guilty of 18. The actress was charged with sexual activity with … Read more
Zara Phythian and her husband, Victor Marke, are being investigated for numerous sexual crimes against a minor under 13 years of age, according to the BBC portal. The actress, who participated in the movie “Doctor Strange” will have to answer the alleged crimes that she would have committed between 2005 and 2008, as reported by … Read more