Bangladeshi killed over homosexual advances
Three Bangladeshi co-workers confessed to the murder.
18 May 2019, 9:00 AM
A Bangladeshi man named Luthufaru who went missing from Uligan island last month was killed by his co-workers over unwanted homosexual advances, police have revealed.
Four Bangladeshis men who worked and lived on the Kurimagu 1 boat with the victim were arrested after human remains were found underwater earlier this month.
Briefing the press on Thursday, Superintendent Hassan Shifau said the victim’s body had been sunk with weights off the island’s harbour after Luthufaru was strangled to death.
Photos of a skull and bones found 27 meters under the sea were shown at the press conference. Bags loaded with rocks and tied with rope were also found underwater.
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