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In cold blood

Man rented flat in Dhaka only to kill wife

Staff Correspondent
With the sole purpose of killing his wife, a man rented a flat in the capital and left it when his purpose was served in June this year.
The murder that took place on June 28 baffled police for weeks as the landlord had no contact details of his "mysterious" tenant.
During a press briefing yesterday, police revealed how Jewel Biswas, 30, murdered his wife. The briefing was held at Dhaka Metropolitan Police media centre following his arrest.
Jewel was arrested in the capital's Dhanmondi area early yesterday during a drive of the DMP police.
During questioning, Jewel admitted that he had rented a flat at West Rasulpur area in Kamrangirchar of Dhaka on June 26 with the sole purpose of killing his first wife Nasima Begum, said Mofiz Uddin Ahmed, deputy commissioner (Lalbagh Division) of Dhaka Metropolitan Police.
A painting worker by profession, Jewel married Nasima, 25, a domestic help, six years ago, but never took her to his family home in Kotalipara of Copalganj. Instead, he made Nasima and their five-year-old son live at her parent's house in Jessore, said Mofiz.
Jewel also did not disclose his real identity to his wife and her family members. They knew him as Emon.
Jewel got married for the second time a few years ago in his own village, hiding the fact that he was already married. Later, Nasima came to know about his second marriage and the duo frequently fought over this, Mofiz added.
Jewel admitted to police that he had been planning to kill her since then.
To execute his plan, he moved into the flat with Nasima and their son on June 26.
Two days after they moved in, Jewel tied Nasima's hands and strangled her
to death around 1:30am. Their son was already asleep then, said Mofiz.
In the morning, Jewel took his son and left the flat.
On June 30, other tenants of the five-storey building called Kamrangirchar police and informed them of an unbearable stench coming from the third floor of the building.
The flat was locked from outside. Police broke into it and found the victim's decomposing body on the floor.
"It was a well-planned murder. And we were particularly misled by the false identity Jewel gave to the victim's family," said Mofiz.
Police had to track him down using modern technology, he added.