Burned body of missing Mustafa Amir recovered in Karachi

KARACHI: Police have recovered the charred remains of a young man, Mustafa Amir, who was kidnapped from Karachi’s Defence area on January 6. The body was found in the trunk of a burned car near Hub.

According to DIG CIA Muqaddas Haider, authorities arrested Armaghan, a close friend of Mustafa, along with his accomplice Shiraz, in connection with the gruesome murder after they collected evidence from Armaghan’s house.  

Investigations suggest that Armaghan and Shiraz, childhood friends, allegedly killed Mustafa over a domestic dispute.  

They then placed his body inside Mustafa’s own car, set it on fire, and abandoned it near Hub Chowki.the police confirmed.

DNA testing is underway to confirm the victim’s identity, though preliminary reports indicate it is Mustafa Amir.

ARRESTED SUSPECT MAKES SHOCKING DISCLOSURES

During interrogation, Shiraz made disturbing revelations, claiming that Mustafa was still alive when he was set on fire inside the car.

Shiraz disclosed that Armaghan had lured Mustafa to his house, where he tortured him with iron rods for three hours. After Mustafa lost consciousness, Armaghan taped his mouth shut before taking him to Hub.

Near a mountainous area, about two kilometers from Daraji, the suspects stopped the car. Armaghan checked the trunk of the car to check if Mustafa was still breathing before dousing him with petrol and setting him and the car on fire.

After committing the crime, the two suspects walked for three hours before hiring a Suzuki pickup for Rs. 2,000 to take them to 4K Chowrangi. From there, they took a rickshaw to Defence and later booked an online taxi home.

Police are now probing whether more individuals were involved in the gruesome murder.

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