Karachi (HRNW) — The chemical analysis report of the shirt belonging to young trader Mir Raza, who died in Karachi, has been received by police, with investigators reportedly finding significant evidence.
According to investigative sources, traces of acid were found on Mir Raza’s shirt during the chemical examination.
Sources further claim that the chemical analysis of Mir Raza’s blood sample detected components of a sedative or anesthetic substance.
Investigative sources said gunshot residue (GSR) was also detected on the shirt around the waist area. According to the sources, the higher concentration of GSR in that area may indicate that the bullet struck from that side.
Investigators are incorporating the chemical analysis findings, along with other available evidence, into the case investigation. Further investigation is underway to examine different aspects of the incident.
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Disclaimer: The information regarding the chemical analysis and investigation presented in this report is based on claims attributed to investigative sources. HRNW has not independently verified the forensic report or the evidence. The final facts will become clear upon completion of the investigation and the release of reports by the relevant authorities.
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