Afrin... Finding the body of a woman days after her abduction
ARK News… The Human Rights Organization in Afrin, on Tuesday, 29th of January 2020, said that the people found the body of a woman in the city center of Afrin in Syrian Kurdistan days after she was kidnapped by Sultan Murad's militia.
The organization stated in its report: The elements of the armed militias affiliated with the Sultan Murad faction at 4 pm on Thursday 03/12/2020 kidnapped Nader Durmish of the Arab component (the Al-Omairat clan) and took her to an unknown destination without knowing her fate, on charges of dealing with Previous administration.
The organization confirmed: Her body appeared on 21/12/2020, dumped in her house near the al-Rifiya school in Afrin.
The organization continued: The armed militia members stole an amount of 10,000 thousand US dollars, 25 million Syrian pounds from her house, a laptop and her personal phone, and completely looted the home furniture and seized two cars, one of which was a modern Santafi and the other a modern Kia was parked at the faction’s headquarters.
The organization explained: The woman is married and has two children, and she was residing in the old neighborhood - Afrin city, where she was previously working with relief organizations.
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