Two Minors Arrested for Murder of 7-Year-Old 'Angun'

The report details the investigation into the death of 7-year-old Angun, found deceased in a forest, and the subsequent arrest of two minors.

Police apprehended the two juvenile suspects, aged 17 and 13, at Angun's home and took them to the location where the body was found.

The narrative reconstructs the events leading to Angun's death, including an argument, concealment of the body, and its disposal.

Police explain the initial investigation, focusing on the household members and the eventual questioning of the two minors.

A crucial piece of evidence was discovered on a mobile phone charging at Angun's house, revealing a search for legal penalties for minors committing murder.

The owner of the mobile phone explains that she left it charging at Angun's house and was unaware of the search query.

The Commander of Provincial Police Region 7 announces the closure of the case, confirming the involvement of the two minors.

Information is shared about Angun's family situation, noting her parents' separation and her living with her mother.

Relatives express shock and disbelief that the perpetrators were close family members, with some questioning the findings.

Relatives of the 17-year-old suspect express skepticism, stating the minor had a good relationship with Angun and denying involvement.

The report praises the police for their diligent work in solving the case, especially given the lack of CCTV footage.

The motorized tricycle used to transport the body was found and identified as belonging to Angun's family, providing further evidence.

Scenes of police officers celebrating their success in closing the difficult case are shown.

A community health volunteer shares his interaction with Angun and the suspects on the day she disappeared, noting nothing unusual.

The primary motive for the crime is revealed to be a dispute over playing with a mobile phone.

The report highlights the suspect's consistently calm demeanor throughout the investigation, which initially masked their involvement.