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Baku/20.04.22/Turan: In Baku, a fifteen-year-old teenager was detained on suspicion of killing his mother. The crime was committed on the basis of jealousy, the Prosecutor General's Office said.
At around noon on Wednesday, the Nizami District Prosecutor's Office of Baku received a message about the death of Ulviya Ismayilova, born in 1985, from the wounds received.
According to the district prosecutor's office, during the investigation, serious suspicions arose in the deliberate stabbing of a woman by her son A.J. born in 2007.
A lawsuit has been filed under the Article 120.1 (premeditated murder) of the Criminal Code.
The juvenile has been arrested and is under investigation. Investigative measures are ongoing.—06B-
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