German Police hunt Afghan suspect for wife’s murder

German police said on Tuesday that they are searching for a 31-year-old Afghan asylum seeker, Jawad Ahmadi, who is accused of murdering his young wife. The police stated that Ahmadi fled the scene on Saturday, December 7, after killing his wife in East Westphalia.

He is alleged to have strangled his 20-year-old wife, Shaqayeq, in the bathtub of their home. Shaqayeq’s body was found in the bathtub by the police.

This tragic incident highlights growing concerns over the safety of women in refugee communities across Europe.

The case comes amid a rise in reports of domestic violence within refugee populations in European countries.

Asylum seekers, often facing difficult social and economic pressures, have been linked to an increase in domestic abuse cases. This has raised alarms among authorities, who are under growing pressure to address the root causes and provide better support systems for vulnerable individuals in these communities.

Meanwhile, the local police investigation team has released images of Jawad Ahmadi and is asking the public for help in locating him.

The police stated that “on Saturday, around 1:50 p.m., a man contacted the police to report a woman’s body.”

Police quickly arrived at the scene and found the lifeless body of the woman in the bathtub.

The forensic investigation revealed that Shaqayeq died from severe beatings, injuries, and strangulation in the water.

Jawad Ahmadi, who worked at a logistics company in Berlin, is the prime suspect in the murder of his wife.

This tragic case has raised serious concerns about domestic violence. The police are intensifying efforts to capture the suspect and bring justice for the victim.

It is also a reminder of the importance of addressing issues such as abuse and violence within relationships, and the need for greater protection and support for vulnerable individuals.

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