Rehan Murder Case In Bhopal: Accused Kept Body Part In Car For Two Days
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The investigation into the murder of 16-year-old Rehan revealed disturbing details, with police finding that the suspects allegedly kept a body part of the victim in their car for two days after the killing. Shyamla Hills police also took suspect Amir, who is currently on remand, to his house on Friday to search for clothes allegedly worn during the crime. CCTV footage…
In the Rehan murder case in Bhopal, police have uncovered disturbing details regarding the suspects' actions after the killing. The accused, Amir and mastermind Zoheb, allegedly kept a body part of Rehan in their car for two days before storing it in a freezer. They reportedly attempted to sell the body part for Rs 1.20 crore, eventually wrapping it in a polythene bag and dumping it in a pond on the fourth day.
Police have also searched Amir's house, recovered a white cap from CCTV footage, and questioned him. The suspects allegedly communicated with an Iranian woman and man for four days post-murder. On the fifth day, Amir and Zoheb allegedly sold the car to a scrap dealer for Rs 23,000, with the dealer transferring Rs 12,000 to Zoheb's bank account. Police are now investigating the suspects' contacts, communication, and financial transactions.
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