12 pieces of Bangladeshi woman Sajeda body find in Malaysian
A photographer's interest stuck in a black bag. The idea was that there was something heavy in the bag. The police rushed to the site after hearing the news. They saw a horror scene when they opened the bag. The body of a woman in the bag is a piece of pieces. This event of tea plantation occurred in the Jalan Ipo Bridge area of Sangeai Gumbak, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. On July 5, the body was found but it was not known about identity. The news reached the moment everywhere. Malaysia to Bangladesh On July 11.
The victims' relatives identified the bodies of the body who saw the news and the pictures published in Malaysia's media
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Relatives of a woman, whose severed body parts were recovered from luggage bags in Kuala Lumpur, have accused the husband of killing her.
The Malaysian police recovered the body of Sajeda E Bulbul (passport no BA0732570) cut up into several parts in two bags at the Jalan Ipoh Bridge along Sungai Gombak River near the Putra World Trade Centre on Jul 5. Police recovered hands, feet and a head from a luggage and a torso from another one.
The body parts were wrapped in two layers of black plastic bags and one layer of bedsheet in two bags situated 20.6 metres apart The Malaysian police, meanwhile, confirmed the identity of the victim with the help of Bangladeshi expatriates living there. Speaking to local media, Kuala Lumpur police chief Mazlan Lazim said they have recovered a pendant inscribed with the word ‘Allah’, a necklace among the dismembered body parts and a key in the bag containing the victim’s head.
Citing the post-mortem report, the police official said that the victim had died from a slash to the throat believed to be by a sharp and heavy weapon. point finger to husband nst.com.my
She was believed to have died between 24 to 60 hours before post-mortem was conducted. Police have also obtained fingerprints from a layer of skin from the victim's palm and fingers for identification purposes, he informed.
Mazlan said police would also obtain closed-circuit television (CCTV) footage from premises near the area for further investigation.
Family members, however, accused the victim’s husband Shahajada Saju for the murder saying he tried to dump the body into the river after killing her wife.
