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Dutch police are examining a building in Amsterdam’s Buitenveldert district where they believe 29-year-old Hajar died. Her body was found in a suitcase in water off the Amsteldijk, and a 23-year-old man has been arrested.
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Police are carrying out forensic and detective work at a building in Buitenveldert, Amsterdam, which they believe is where 29-year-old Hajar died, according to police. The investigation is linked to the discovery of her body in a suitcase in water off the Amsteldijk and the arrest of a 23-year-old man on Tuesday. [1]
The building is on De Klencke in Amsterdam-Zuid. Police say the location is where Hajar is believed to have been killed; forensic officers and detectives are conducting an extensive examination there. [1]
Hajar was reported missing after being seen with a man near the RAI on the evening she disappeared, according to CCTV footage later reviewed by investigators. The two were believed to have gone to Buitenveldert. Her body was found last Friday in a suitcase in the water off the Amsteldijk. [1]
The arrested man is 23 and has no fixed place of residence, the report said. Police have not publicly established his role in Hajar’s death. [1]
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