Mystery of Man's Disappearance in Rey County Solved; Father-in-Law Confesses to Murdering Son-in-Law

The commander of Rey County police announced the identification and arrest of a man who confessed to killing his son-in-law during a police investigation into his disappearance.

The Police Chief of Ray County announced the identification and arrest of a man who confessed to murdering his son-in-law during the police investigation into his disappearance.

Explaining the details of this case, Colonel Hossein Mafi stated: After the announcement of a complaint about a missing person in the area of Ray city, the police officers put the investigation of the matter on the agenda.

He added: Preliminary investigations showed that the missing person has been missing for several months and has not had any contact or communication with his family during this time.

Ray police chief continued: Detectives found out that the missing person had a conflict with his father-in-law before disappearing. With this clue identified, the police investigation focused on investigating the relationship of the father-in-law with this case.

Referring to the continuation of the investigation, Colonel Mafi said: During the interrogations, the father-wife claimed that he went to his daughter's house and after the fight, he killed her by hitting her with a hammer.

According to this police official, the accused also admitted that after the murder, he put the body in a blanket, moved it to the deserts around Ray city and buried it there.

In the end, the Police Commander of Ray County stated: After the confessions of the accused, a temporary arrest order was issued for both accused. The case was completed and sent to the General and Revolutionary Prosecutor's Office of Ray County for judicial review and sentencing.