"America's New Psycho"- New Information Came In Front About the Murder of The Tech Guru "Fahim Saleh"
After the murder of Fahim Saleh, the co-founder of Bangladesh's ride-sharing app Pathao in New York, the killer Tyris Haspil shopped with his card. He was spending time with his girlfriend when the police were desperate to unravel the mystery of this brutal murder. Preparing to celebrate the birthday party. That's why two days after the murder, he bought two balloons with 22 inscriptions to celebrate his girlfriend's 22nd birthday. He was seen buying the balloon in a video released on Saturday. The New York Post reported this news in a report.
Citing police, the report said that after the murder of Fahim Saleh, the killer Tyris Haspil was seen spending time with the young woman. The 21-year-old murderer bought his girlfriend's birthday balloon along with other purchases.
The video, released Saturday, shows the killer Tyris Haspil looking for a cab to go shopping. After a while, he bought two balloons with 22 letters from a car with Fahim's credit card.
A security official told the New York Post that the killer was "America's new psycho."
Charges were filed against Haspil in Manhattan Criminal Court at midnight on July 17. Prosecutors said at the time that "sufficient evidence" had already been found to convict the killer. These signs have been identified by looking at the footage captured by the surveillance camera.
Manhattan Assistant District Attorney Linda Ford said the video showed Haspil buying saws and cleaning equipment from a home depot. The materials have been collected from the spot. Surveillance camera footage showed the killer wearing the same clothing as Haspil at the hospital in Brooklyn. Investigators have also been able to digitally identify his presence at the scene.
"There is a lot of evidence in this case," said Linda Ford. He was seen on surveillance cameras before and after the crime. At least two people were able to identify him after watching the videotape.
Ford further alleged that the masked Haspil followed Fahim in an elevator on July 13 at around 2.45pm. Shortly after the elevator reached Fahim's flat, he was pushed and thrown and stabbed in the neck. He then left the body inside the apartment and left Haspil. The next day he went to the apartment again to buy saws and other items from the home depot.
The New York Post reported, citing sources, that Haspil had planned to dismantle Fahim's body and put it in a bag. But before that, Fahim's cousin came and pressed the calling bell, but she ran away with the stairs in fear.
According to a New York Times report, three officials familiar with the incident told them that Haspil had previously stolen $90,000 from Fahim. Fahim then fired him from his organization. However, no complaint was lodged against him with the police. Instead, he wanted to show him the way so that Haspil could return the money in installments. The Daily Mail reported, citing police sources, that detectives began monitoring Haspil after learning of the theft in a text message received on Fahim's phone. After that, the history of this thrilling murder started coming out.
Police recovered Fahim Saleh's mutilated body from his apartment in the Manhattan area of New York on July 14, 2020. His former personal assistant Haspil was arrested on July 16 in the incident.
Citing police, the report said that after the murder of Fahim Saleh, the killer Tyris Haspil was seen spending time with the young woman. The 21-year-old murderer bought his girlfriend's birthday balloon along with other purchases.
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The video, released Saturday, shows the killer Tyris Haspil looking for a cab to go shopping. After a while, he bought two balloons with 22 letters from a car with Fahim's credit card.
A security official told the New York Post that the killer was "America's new psycho."
Charges were filed against Haspil in Manhattan Criminal Court at midnight on July 17. Prosecutors said at the time that "sufficient evidence" had already been found to convict the killer. These signs have been identified by looking at the footage captured by the surveillance camera.
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Manhattan Assistant District Attorney Linda Ford said the video showed Haspil buying saws and cleaning equipment from a home depot. The materials have been collected from the spot. Surveillance camera footage showed the killer wearing the same clothing as Haspil at the hospital in Brooklyn. Investigators have also been able to digitally identify his presence at the scene.
"There is a lot of evidence in this case," said Linda Ford. He was seen on surveillance cameras before and after the crime. At least two people were able to identify him after watching the videotape.
Ford further alleged that the masked Haspil followed Fahim in an elevator on July 13 at around 2.45pm. Shortly after the elevator reached Fahim's flat, he was pushed and thrown and stabbed in the neck. He then left the body inside the apartment and left Haspil. The next day he went to the apartment again to buy saws and other items from the home depot.
The New York Post reported, citing sources, that Haspil had planned to dismantle Fahim's body and put it in a bag. But before that, Fahim's cousin came and pressed the calling bell, but she ran away with the stairs in fear.
According to a New York Times report, three officials familiar with the incident told them that Haspil had previously stolen $90,000 from Fahim. Fahim then fired him from his organization. However, no complaint was lodged against him with the police. Instead, he wanted to show him the way so that Haspil could return the money in installments. The Daily Mail reported, citing police sources, that detectives began monitoring Haspil after learning of the theft in a text message received on Fahim's phone. After that, the history of this thrilling murder started coming out.
Police recovered Fahim Saleh's mutilated body from his apartment in the Manhattan area of New York on July 14, 2020. His former personal assistant Haspil was arrested on July 16 in the incident.
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