Prosecutor asks for 20-year-sentnece for general’s son who brutally killed his wife

A prosecutor in the trial of ex-secretary of Higher Economic Court of Tajikistan Bobojon Shirinov has asked the Dushanbe city court to sentence Shirinov to 20 years in prison.  Shirinov faces charge of overkill (murder with special cruelty). The trial began in mid-September and a verdict is expected next week. Recall, Bobojon Shirinov was arrested […]

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A prosecutor in the trial of ex-secretary of Higher Economic Court of Tajikistan Bobojon Shirinov has asked the Dushanbe city court to sentence Shirinov to 20 years in prison.  Shirinov faces charge of overkill (murder with special cruelty).

The trial began in mid-September and a verdict is expected next week.

Recall, Bobojon Shirinov was arrested in June on suspicion of killing his former wife. 

According to the Interior Ministry press center, the murder took place in Dushanbe’s Sino district in the evening of June 6.  

A 33-year-old Mohira Yatimova was reportedly taken to the city central hospital with multiple stab wounds the same day at 10:40 pm.  She died of sustained wounds.  

Her former husband, 33-year-old Bobojon Shirinov, was detained on suspicion of killing his former wife, the Interior Ministry press center said.   

Meanwhile, a source at the Interior Ministry says Bobojon Shirinov gave himself up to police station at insistence of his father Rajabali Shirinov.  He reportedly said he had inflicted stab wounds on his former wife following quarrel.    

Bobojon Shirinov and Mohira Yatimova got married in 2007 and divorced two years ago.  They had conflicts over their three children and property.  

Bobojon Shirinov is son of general Rajabali Shirinov, former deputy chief of the Agency for State Financial Control and Combating Corruption.  Rajabali Shirinov was relieved of his post as deputy chief of the anticorruption agency in February 2015.     

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