Murdered Woman’s Furious Family Says Police Responded Too Late Despite "Help Me" Text
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Murdered woman’s furious family says police responded too late despite "Help me" text
The family of 29-year-old Hajar, who was found murdered in Amsterdam two weeks after she went missing, is furious at how the police responded to her case, the Telegraaf reported. “Help me. Now. He is killing me,” Hajar reportedly texted an acquaintance on the day of her disappearance on Sunday, October 4.
GeenStijl: Hajar Texted 'Help Me. Now. He Is Killing Me', Police Did Absolutely Nothing for 24 Hours
A shocking reconstruction in De T. of Hajar's murder. On the morning of October 4, the woman texted three chilling messages to a family member: "Help me. Now. He is killing me." The family went to the police, but the police did nothing. "Only after 24 hours can a disappearance be classified as 'urgent,' her distraught family is told." A police spokeswoman: "Based on all facts and circumstances known at that time, the disappearance was assessed a…
"Help me. Now. He is killing me," Hajar allegedly sent on the day she went missing, according to De Telegraaf. According to the newspaper, which spoke to a family member, nothing happened after a report was made to the police. The police cannot confirm the messages but acknowledge that Hajar sent disturbing messages to an acquaintance on the morning of her disappearance. The 29-year-old Hajar was found on October 16 in a suitcase in the water at…
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