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Aminah Hayat has been identified as the woman found dead in a bath of acid before her boyfriend, Meraj Zafar, was arrested following a citywide manhunt.
Police released an image of a bearded truck driver who may have had scratches on his face and arm.
'Aminah Hayat has been identified as the woman found dead in a bath of acid before her boyfriend, Meraj Zafar, was arrested following a citywide manhunt.
The Daily Telegraph can also reveal Zafar was recently accused of domestic violence against Ms Hayat‘s family.
NSW Police were called to a three-storey unit block on Pennant Hills Road, in North Parramatta, after worried family members raised the alarm about a domestic violence incident on Sunday afternoon.
Police forced their way into the unit’s bathroom where they found the body of a woman in the bathtub which was filled with hydrochloric acid.
The young woman was Aminah Hayat, who had only recently moved into the building with Zafar.
“I can confirm there were chemicals found inside the bathroom of the unit. I can’t confirm what they were,“ Parramatta Police Area Commander Superintendent Julie Boon said on Monday.
“The scene was very challenging for arriving police when they did arrive and found chemicals at the unit they retreated and called other units.”
Specialist HAZMAT crews from Fire and Rescue NSW were called to the crime scene as police launched a manhunt for the woman‘s partner.
The 20-year-old Zafar was allegedly captured on CCTV behind the wheel of a tipper truck with what appeared to be scratches up his arms.
His face appeared impassive, hidden by sunglasses with a dark beard and moustache.
Zafar is believed to have dumped the truck at Bunnings Greenacre before walking into Bankstown Police Station early on Monday afternoon.
He was arrested and no charges have been laid.
He remains in police custody.
7news.com.au
Police released an image of a bearded truck driver who may have had scratches on his face and arm.
'Aminah Hayat has been identified as the woman found dead in a bath of acid before her boyfriend, Meraj Zafar, was arrested following a citywide manhunt.
The Daily Telegraph can also reveal Zafar was recently accused of domestic violence against Ms Hayat‘s family.
NSW Police were called to a three-storey unit block on Pennant Hills Road, in North Parramatta, after worried family members raised the alarm about a domestic violence incident on Sunday afternoon.
Police forced their way into the unit’s bathroom where they found the body of a woman in the bathtub which was filled with hydrochloric acid.
The young woman was Aminah Hayat, who had only recently moved into the building with Zafar.
“I can confirm there were chemicals found inside the bathroom of the unit. I can’t confirm what they were,“ Parramatta Police Area Commander Superintendent Julie Boon said on Monday.
“The scene was very challenging for arriving police when they did arrive and found chemicals at the unit they retreated and called other units.”
Specialist HAZMAT crews from Fire and Rescue NSW were called to the crime scene as police launched a manhunt for the woman‘s partner.
The 20-year-old Zafar was allegedly captured on CCTV behind the wheel of a tipper truck with what appeared to be scratches up his arms.
His face appeared impassive, hidden by sunglasses with a dark beard and moustache.
Zafar is believed to have dumped the truck at Bunnings Greenacre before walking into Bankstown Police Station early on Monday afternoon.
He was arrested and no charges have been laid.
He remains in police custody.
Boyfriend charged with murder after woman’s body found in acid-filled bathtub
The scene inside the apartment where the grisly discovery was made has been described as ‘very challenging’ for police.
7news.com.au
