Death Case

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Guesthouses in the capital city's suburbs, Hulhumalé.

Body found inside Hulhumalé guesthouse

Muhammad Abid, a Pakistani chef accused of the assault and murder of Shamim, a Bangladeshi waiter.

Pakistani Chef Abid Convicted of Intentional Homicide

The two individuals charged by the state in connection with the death of Naushad.

Naushad’s Death: State Appeals Acquittal to High Court!

Mohamed Nizam, of Manaaru in Gaafu Dhaalu Thinadhoo, who was arrested on suspicion of murdering Bangladeshi national Mohamed Liton.

Nizam sentenced to 25 years in prison for Liton's murder!

Mohamed Masud, a Bangladeshi national, has been charged with the murder of fellow countryman Mohamed Shaheen. | RaajjeMV

Foreigner Murdered Aboard Fishing Vessel: Masood Sentenced to Life Imprisonment and Ordered to Pay MVR 1.25 Million in Damages

Investigation into the fatal stabbing of a man inside a shop in Maafannu ward. | Social Media

Naushad’s Death: Prosecution Relies Solely on Circumstantial Evidence, Fails to Refute Doubts Raised by Defense

City Square, Addu City Hithadhoo: The body of a deceased individual was discovered in the waters near the Hithadhoo swimming track on Friday. | Addu City Council media

Body found in Hithadhoo swimming track area identified as an Australian national

Mohamed Masood, a Bangladeshi national, has been charged with the murder of Mohamed Shaheen. | RaajjeMV

Foreigner Murder Case: Defense requests re-verification of heirs' statements despite five-year-old refusal of Qisas!

In the case of Mohamed Litton’s death, the prime suspect has been identified as Mohamed Nizam, of Manaaru, GDh. Thinadhoo, who is accused of his murder. | RaajjeMV

Liton's Murder: Nizam Sentenced to 15 Years on Drug Charges

Mohammed Masud, who has been charged with the murder of Bangladeshi national Mohammed Shaheen. | RaajjeMV

Foreigner’s murder on fishing vessel: Verdict of guilt reached, heirs seek only blood money!

The congested capital of Maldives, Malé City.

Body found in Maafannu home; police say no signs of foul play so far