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Amman, July 7 (Petra) – Police arrested a woman following the
reopening of an 11-year-old cold case, which investigators now say
ended in her husband’s murder.
The Criminal Investigation Department (CID)’s relevant unit recently
reopened a 2015 missing person case, according to the Public Security
Directorate (PSD).
The missing man’s wife was arrested after investigators uncovered
evidence on her ivolvement in his disappearance.
During questioning, the woman confessed to killing her husband during
a domestic dispute in their home in northern Amman in 2015, the PSD
said.
The suspect told investigators she struck and stabbed her husband on
the head, then buried his body in the home’s yard, and later reported
him missing.
Authorities launched a search for the victim’s remains after
notifying the public prosecutor.
The Grand Criminal Court prosecutor remanded the suspect in custody
for 15 days on a charge of premeditated murder as the investigation
continues.
//Petra// HA
