Bullet shell from Mir Raza crime scene does not match security guard's pistol
Most outlets led with the forensic finding that a bullet shell recovered from the Mir Raza crime scene did not match the security guard’s pistol, citing officials’ statements about the differing markings. Geo News also included a reference to Jibran Nasir questioning the timing and handling of evidence, while Daily Times focused primarily on the forensic discrepancy itself.
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4 articles · 3 outlets
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Bullet shell from Mir Raza crime scene does not match security guard's pistol
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Bullet shell from Mir Raza crime scene does not match security guard's pistol
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Mir Raza murder probe: Bullet casing fails to match guard’s pistol
The bullet casing recovered from the crime scene in the murder case of young Karachi businessman Mir Raza has failed to match the pistol carried by his security guard, according to investigators on Wednesday. Investigating officials said the markings on the casing recovered from the crime scene were different from those on the test casings fired from the security guard’s pistol. Forensic examin...
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Forensic evidence raises fresh questions in Mir Raza case
A bullet shell recovered from the Mir Raza crime scene does not match a security guard’s pistol, investigators said. Officials reported the finding on Wednesday. They said the markings on the recovered shell differed from test shells fired from the guard’s weapon. The forensic finding could raise further questions about the circumstances surrounding Raza’s death. […]
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Mir Raza case: Bullet shell recovered from crime scene fails to match security guard's pistol
Deceased businessman Mir Raza Ali in this undated photo. — YouTube/FileMarkings on shell differed from those in guard's pistol: officials.Jibran Nasir questions timing and handling of evidence in case.Police claimed shell's recovery eight days after incident: Nasir.
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Mir Raza case: Jibran Nasir alleges police concealed key evidence
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Mir Raza case: Jibran Nasir alleges police concealed key evidence
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Mir Raza case: Jibran Nasir alleges police concealed key evidence
Lawyer Jibran Nasir, representing the family of young businessman Mir Raza Ali, has accused police of concealing key evidence in the case and maintaining a narrative that the deceased died by suicide. In a statement posted on X, Nasir claimed that a bullet casing recovered from the crime scene nine days after Mir Raza’s body was found did not match the empty casings associated with the security...
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