One more stands trial for deadly New Year’s Eve stabbing attack of Tajik ‘Father Frost’

DUSHANBE, August 10, 2012, Asia-Plus  — One more person is standing trial for the deadly New Year”s Eve stabbing attack of a man dressed as ‘Father Frost.’ A trial of the 18-year-old resident of Dushanbe Firouz Narzulloyev, who was detained last June, began in the Dushanbe city court on August 9. Mr. Justice Saidjon Rajabov, […]

Nargis Hamroboyeva

DUSHANBE, August 10, 2012, Asia-Plus  — One more person is standing trial for the deadly New Year”s Eve stabbing attack of a man dressed as ‘Father Frost.’

A trial of the 18-year-old resident of Dushanbe Firouz Narzulloyev, who was detained last June, began in the Dushanbe city court on August 9.

Mr. Justice Saidjon Rajabov, who is presiding over the trial, says Firouz Narzulloyev is charged with hooliganism and alleged participation in the murder of Parviz Davlatbekov.

We will recall that the victim, 24-year-old economist Parviz Davlatbekov, had dressed up as Father Frost to please people as he went out to attend a private New Year”s party.  On his way home, Parviz was confronted by a group of young men, at least one of whom stabbed him with a knife, according to Ministry of Interior (MoI).  Parviz later died of his wounds.

Police arrested four persons in connection with the crime.  Two of them – Sharaf Davlatov, Farrukh Samiyev – are university students in their 20s and two others – Behrouz Sharipov and Hasan Abdurashidov — are underage teenagers.

The 16-year-old Behrouz Sharipov was found guilty of killing Parviz Davlatbekov and he was sentenced to 10 years in prison in early May.

Sharaf Davlatov and Farrukh Samiyev were sentenced to four years in prison each and Hasan Abdurashidov was punished by a fine in the amount of 100 accounting indices (one accounting index is equal to 40.00 somoni).      

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