Murder of former Iraqi lawmaker Ahmad al-Alwani: Lebanese court allows release of his body without autopsy
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Murder of former Iraqi lawmaker Ahmad al-Alwani: Lebanese court allows release of his body without autopsy
A former Iraqi MP, Ahmad al-Alwani, has been found dead in Beirut; according to the Lebanese judicial authorities, his body was handed over without an autopsy; an investigation is under way into three suspects.
Jath Da'al Alwani, the cousin of the late deputy Ahmed Alwani, said, Friday evening, that the ceremony of communion that was to be held today had been postponed for reasons of "logistics" without even knowing the details.
The prosecutor of discrimination, Judge Ahmed Rami al-Hajj, decided to surrender the body of the former Iraqi deputy Ahmed Al-Alwani after the diplomatic authorities had undertaken to receive the body without an autopsy, after it had been found from the contents of the forensic medical report that the fluid in the intestine was caused by the degradation of the body.
The prosecutor for discrimination, Ahmad Rami al-Hajj, requested an autopsy of the former Iraqi deputy Ahmed Al-Alwani before being handed over to the Iraqi side, to ascertain the causes of death, after it was found that he had a liquid collected in his body according to the X-ray, according to the new information. In the context of the investigations, LBC reported that the discriminatory prosecutor, Judge Ahmed Rami al-Hajj, was still waiting f…
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