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The prime suspect in the Mustafa Amir murder case, Armaghan, claimed in court that he did not directly kill Mustafa and that his death was predestined.
During a hearing at the Judicial Magistrate South City Court, Armaghan was presented before the judge to confess to the crime.
However, he refused to admit guilt, stating that Mustafa Amir was killed due to a personal dispute and that the act was not premeditated but rather a sudden incident.
In a bizarre statement, the accused alleged that he was being framed by the Jewish lobby and Israeli intelligence agency, Mossad.
Armaghan also made supernatural claims, stating that the police had used black magic on him, which was causing him physical pain. “I did not kill Mustafa Amir,” he insisted.
Detailing his actions, Armaghan admitted to leaving Mustafa inside a car before setting fire to the front of the vehicle. “I left Mustafa’s fate to God. If God had willed, He would have saved him,” he said.
“I did not directly kill Mustafa. His death was written in destiny, and I only played a small part in it,” Armaghan said in his statement.
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Earlier to this, Armaghan the main suspect in Mustafa Amir’s murder case confessed to the crime during interrogation, as per the police reports.
According to the police officials, the Armaghan’s statement has been recorded on video.
In his confession, Armaghan admitted that he drove Mustafa Amir’s car from Khayaban-e-Mohafiz to Dareji area near hub, Balochistan.
He then set the vehicle on fire while Mustafa was still alive but semi-conscious.
Armaghan also confessed to assaulting Mustafa and firing three warning shots that did not hit him.
Police revealed that Armaghan was involved in drug dealing before starting a call center business.
