The latest forensic breakthrough in the Mustafa Amir murder case has unveiled critical details. A medical report, released after the exhumation of his body, found no traces of intoxicants or sedatives in his system before his death.
The Industrial Analytical Center at Karachi University analyzed 11 samples from Mustafa’s remains. Advanced tools like gas chromatography and mass spectrometry ensured precision.
The report’s credibility is backed by signatures from the principal investigator, assistant investigator, technical manager, and two research officers. Samples, including charred and decomposed tissue from the tongue, palate, and neck, were meticulously examined. This revelation shifts the focus of the ongoing investigation into Mustafa Amir’s tragic murder.
مصطفىٰ عامر قتل کیس میں اہم پیش رفت سامنے آگئی
ملزم ارمغان کی 2 کمپنیاں پاکستان، 2 امریکا میں رجسٹرڈ ہیں، ایف آئی اے
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— BOL Network (@BOLNETWORK) March 9, 2025The forensic team has preserved some evidence under controlled lab conditions for further study. Per the report, the remaining samples will be discarded after 30 days. Meanwhile, the investigation has zeroed in on Armaghan, the prime suspect.
Authorities uncovered his ties to four companies, two registered in Pakistan and two in the United States, linked to business dealings and digital currency accounts. Laptops and other items seized from his residence are now under forensic review.
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Earlier updates in the Mustafa Amir murder case marked significant progress. The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) traced Armaghan’s corporate connections, shedding light on his activities. As forensic and investigative teams collaborate, the case continues to evolve. With public attention growing, authorities are determined to uncover the full truth behind this high-profile murder.
