A 17-year-old teenager was allegedly beheaded by her 23-year-old boyfriend in Sweden after she broke up with him.
On November 14, after going to her ex-boyfriend’s flat to pick up her belongings, Wilma Andersson went missing.
Apparently Andersson had been with Tishko Ahmed Shabaz for two years before she ended the relationship.
Wilma Andersson
Despite denying any association with the crime, police discovered Shabaz’s fingerprints on the packaging the head was wrapped in.
After searching the man’s flat, police also found traces of blood.
On November 28, officers discovered Andersson’s severed head in a suitcase, wrapped in aluminum foil and tape.
A forensic psychiatric examination found Shabaz to be accountable and that there were no mitigating circumstances.
“I can conclude that the court shared our assessment,” prosecutor Jim Westerberg said, noting that the prosecution had requested a life sentence.
Shabaz has also been convicted of defiling Andersson’s dead body.
Authorities are still searching for the rest of her body.
Tishko Ahmed Shabaz
Court documents revealed that Shabaz was born in a Kurdish region in northern Iraq before coming to Sweden at the age of eight with his father and stepmother.
More details of this gruesome murder from AWM:
Following the disappearance of the teenager, hundreds of people jumped at the chance to help search for her. She was officially reported missing in Uddevalla on November 17, three days after she was last seen by her friends and loved ones.
By the time she was reported missing, her boyfriend had already been captured and held in jail. He has not been out of jail since then.
The day that Wilma was thought to be killed was November 14, the very same day that she was last seen. It is believed that Shabaz murdered her and cut off her head on that day and then tried to cover up his crime by wrapping her head in aluminum foil and keeping it preserved in his home. He allegedly cut up the rest of her body to dispose of it, too.
Prosecutors claim Shabaz murdered Wilma after subjecting her to “repeated violence.”
Because the rest of her body has yet to be found, relatives have urged people to keep up the search so they can get complete closure.
“We want to find our daughter and sister. It is completely inhumane that we go through so please do not stop looking for Wilma,” her mother Linda told Swedish media. “I hope people are observant if they see something aberrant in water or terrain. That people have their eyes open.”
Shabaz was charged with Andersson’s murder and may be handed a possible life sentence if found guilty.
Source: AWM
