Afghan Migrant Forced Entry into 75-year-old Swedish Woman’s Home, Brutally Beat and Repeatedly Stabbed Her in the Head, Resulting in Death

Last autumn, a 75-year-old woman in central Stockholm received an unexpected visit from a so-called ‘unaccompanied refugee minor’ from Islamic Afghanistan. He had forced open her unlocked front door and entered her residence. The Afghan, under the influence of narcotics, attacked the woman, attempting to kill her with a flowerpot. When that failed, the migrant, who has a criminal past, fetched a kitchen knife and repeatedly stabbed her in the head. He then left her in a pool of blood on the floor and took her belongings.

On October 9 this year, the woman’s daughter alerted the police after not hearing from her mother for some time. A police patrol was dispatched to the address, but no one answered the door, which was unlocked.

The patrol entered the apartment and found the 75-year-old woman in a bloodbath on the floor. The day before, 23-year-old Mohammad Jaghob had been loitering around the area at John Bergs Plan on Kungsholmen, where he had also managed to enter a building. The Afghan felt for an unlocked apartment door, which he then entered.

Mohammad Jaghob immigrated to Sweden as a so-called unaccompanied refugee minor. In February 2018, Jaghob was registered as a resident, claiming to be in his late teens, having arrived in Sweden and Uppsala from Afghanistan a year earlier. Since then, Mohammad has spent his time in Sweden, committing crimes and wandering around under the influence of narcotics in Uppsala and Stockholm.

This was also the case on October 8th in Stockholm when he entered the woman’s residence on Kungsholmen. In police interrogation, Mohammad Jaghob himself stated that he attacked the woman when they encountered each other in her home.

The Afghan also said that the woman screamed loudly and had difficulty breathing during the attack. Neighbors in the building testified hearing someone scream for their life, but despite this, no one went to the residence or called the police.

Mohammad then decided to silence the 75-year-old woman by banging her head against a cupboard and hitting her with a flowerpot.

“Mohammad held her hands, and there was a flowerpot. Mohammad brought her hands to the flowerpot and hit her head with it. She lay there screaming on the floor,” is written in the police interrogation with the Afghan.

Police Fetched a kitchen knife

In the interrogation, Mohammad Jaghob stated that he was under the influence of narcotics and also felt pursued by enemies. The Afghan defended his actions by perceiving the woman as one of the enemies.

He then fetched a kitchen knife and stabbed the woman to death as she lay shaking with fear on her floor.

The pre-trial investigation reveals that the Afghan stabbed her several times in the head until she died.

“There was a lot of blood on the floor,” the Afghan stated in the police interrogation.

Took the woman’s belongings

After murdering the pensioner, he then took her belongings that he deemed necessary – including an Armani perfume, a handbag, and clothes. He then left the residence via the stairs.

Took a taxi using the victim’s card

After the murder, the police were able to track Mohammad Jaghob as he used the woman’s bank card. Among other things, the Afghan paid for a taxi ride with her card. A camera in the taxi captured Jaghob with a mask over his face.

The Afghan was arrested on October 18 and soon after was detained on probable cause – the higher degree of suspicion – in custody. He has now been charged in Stockholm District Court for murder.

Source: Samnytt