Police Recover Smartwatch Data in Mir Raza Death Investigation
At a glance
- Investigation into Mir Raza's death continues, with questions about murder vs. suicide.
- Police have recovered important data from Mir Raza's smartwatch.
- Controversy surrounds the post-mortem report and the police surgeon's communication.
Story so far
The investigation into Mir Raza's death is ongoing, with initial findings raising questions about whether it was murder or suicide. Key issues include a missing pistol, absence of a bullet casing, and no gunshot residue on his hands. A controversial post-mortem report indicated an unusually larger entry wound, contradicting initial scene photographs and leading to reservations from the Karachi Police Chief regarding the police surgeon's communication. A timeline of Mir Raza's last hours shows he took a security guard's pistol, transferred money, and was last seen on CCTV before his phone was switched off. His fiancée made numerous unanswered calls. Authorities are also examining CCTV footage of a motorcycle near where his body was found. Police have now recovered important data from Mir Raza's smartwatch, and the Karachi Police Chief and the police surgeon have reportedly come face to face.
Latest development
Police have recovered important data from Mir Raza's smartwatch, adding a new dimension to the ongoing investigation into his death.
Latest updates
Police have recovered important data from Mir Raza's smartwatch. Additionally, the Karachi Police Chief and the police surgeon have reportedly come face to face following the police surgeon's interview.
In a significant development in the Mir Raza case, his grave has been exhumed as the investigation continues to unfold.
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