IRAQ IMMIGRANT ACCUSED OF KILLING 14-YEAR-OLD GIRL.


According to report the suspect, Ali Bashar,20, left with his parents to Iraq after the deceased went missing.

   But was arrested in Northern Iraq on Friday night, 24 hours after German police named him as the prime suspect in the killing of German-Jewish teenager Susanna Feldman.

   She had been missing for one month.

  Bashaq had confessed to the crime, Tarik Ahmed, Chief of police of the northwestern Iraq city of Dohuk, Told news agency.

  The girl was a friend of his, They went on a trip to the woods and there they consumed a lot of alcohol and drugs, Then got into a dispute and the girl tried to call the police; Mr Ahmed said.

   "The suspect became afraid because she was under 18 and he knew if the police came it will be a major charge.

  The police chief said the suspect claimed to have choked the girl to death, When she continued to threaten to call the police.

  Bashaq had been living in Germany since 2015 as an immigrant, After his asylum was rejected.

   He has also been linked with two other crimes before this particular murder, He has been facing charges over a violent robbery and also the rape of an 11-year-old girl at the migrant shelter where he was staying.

   The suspect will soon be charged to court.

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