Key accused by Armaghan was extended for 5 days

An anti -terrorist court (ATC) extended the physical re -examination of the Mustafa Amir crime case on Thursday, accused, Armaghan Quresi and Shiraz for five days, while ordering the medical exam.

The court rejected Armagan’s statement that the police refused access to a toilet for ten days, noting, “If this was the case, you wouldn’t stay here.”

During the hearing, the court allowed the accused to meet his family and lawyers in the presence of police and court officials. The legal representatives of the accused, including Abid Zaman, Tahir-Rehman and lawyer Sara Asim, submitted their power of attorney.

Armaghan pleaded before the court, claiming that he was tortured in police custody and asked not to be handed over for the subsequent interrogation.

However, the criminal prosecution insisted that an additional re -examination was required, because the police followed a girl named Zuma, whose statement and DNA analysis were pending.

The Defense Lawyer claimed that while Shiraz’s legal lawyer refused access to his client, youtubers allowed him to interview him. He still asked the court to examine the file of a 15 -minute police meeting, during which he said, the accused contacted the Emergency Assistance line.

The background of the case

Mustafa Amir, a defense resident, was reported missing on January 6. His mother filed the report of a missing person the next day. On January 25, she received a redemption call from an American number requesting 20 million lei, leading the authorities to add rape fees for redemption in case.

Acting on the information, the anti-violent cell (stroke) attacked Armagan’s residence in Defense 9th. The accused resisted the arrest, opening the fire on the law enforcement officials. DSP stroke Ahsan Zulfiqar and a Constanţa suffered injuries before the police managed to submit and arrest him.

During the interrogation, Armaghan initially confessed that he killed Mustafa and eliminated the body from the malir. However, he later withdrew his statement. Subsequent investigations, assisted by the Citizen Police Liaison Committee (CPLC) and federal agencies, led to the arrest of its associate, Shiraz. The latter acknowledged that Armaghan tortured and killed Mustafa in his house on January 6. The body was subsequently transported to Hub, Baloidetan, where it was set on fire.

Following Shiraz’s confession, the police recovered Mustafa’s burnt vehicle from Hub. The carbonized remains, previously taken over by the local authorities and buried by a social assistance organization, were identified by Testing the DNA.

Meanwhile, investigators continue the efforts to recover Mustafa’s mobile phone, determine additional details about the alleged 12 -year -old girl involvement and locate the crime weapon. The police also requested the permission of the court to exhumat Mustafa’s body to perform a post-mortem exam.