The investigation into the confusing case began when a bloody body was found in the car, which was first thought to be the wrong person.
In Bavaria, Germany, the prosecutor believes that a 23-year-old German-Iraqi woman murdered an Algerian woman who strongly resembled her in order to stage her own death. Great Britain, among others, reported on the case The Guardian (you are switching to another service) and Germany Bild (you switch to another service).
The investigation began in August 2022, when the parents, who were looking for their daughter in the city of Ingolstadt, found this car near the daughter’s friend’s apartment. A bloody body was found in the parked car, which was initially identified by the family and the police Sharaban to Kas a missing 23-year-old German-Raki woman.
In the German legal system, litigants are referred to by their first name and the first letter of their last name.
However, the autopsy revealed that it was Khadidja Oa 23-year-old Algerian beauty blogger from Eppingen, in the neighboring state of Baden-Württemberg.
Both had long black hair and similar facial features and makeup styles.
On Monday, the Ingolstadt police announced that, according to investigations, Sharban murdered Khadidja’s 23-year-old friend from Kosovo by Sheqir K with, because murdering a doppelgänger and using this body to stage his own death offered him a way to disappear.
The reason for the desire to disappear was Sharabani’s family dispute.
According to investigations, Sharaban had been in contact with several similar-looking women via the internet in the period before the murder. Only Khadidja agreed to the meeting, apparently through a cosmetic scam.
Parivaljakko drove a car with an Algerian woman to a nearby forest. There, Sharban and his friend stabbed an Algerian woman 50 times so that her face was completely disfigured. The body and the car used by Sharabani were left in Ingolstadt for people to find.
Sharban and Sheqir were apprehended in Bavaria in August 2022. They face life sentences.
The matter was reported in Finland earlier Helsingin Sanomat (you switch to another service).