The body of 19-year-old Madina Rashidkyzy, who died in Zhambyl Region, was exhumed for a repeat forensic medical examination. The procedure was carried out on 4 November at the request of the victim's side, who disagree with the results of the initial examination.
WHY A REPEAT EXAMINATION WAS REQUIRED
As reported by journalist Zhan Akhmadiev on Instagram, the relatives of the deceased succeeded in having a repeat commission forensic medical examination ordered in Almaty.
According to the journalist, the family does not trust the results of the first examination, so they asked for the girl's body to be re-examined. The exhumation was carried out with the participation of police officers and relevant specialists.
AT WHAT STAGE IS THE INVESTIGATION
The Police Department (PD) of Zhambyl Region confirmed that a pre-trial investigation is ongoing into the death of Madina under Article 105 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan ("Driving to Suicide").
The deceased's husband is involved in the case as a witness with the right to defence.
CONTEXT
In August, it became known that 19-year-old citizen of Uzbekistan Madina Rashidkyzy died in Merken District of Zhambyl Region. The deceased left behind a small child.
As the girl's friend reported, shortly before her death Madina spoke of a conflict with her husband. According to her, one of the arguments was caused by a "Barney" chocolate sponge cake that the husband bought for the child. Madina ate one bar, after which, as she claimed in messages, her husband hit her.
