KUWAIT CITY, Feb 7: Securitymen investigating the alleged murder of a Pakistani teenager in Khaitan have found some clothes in a school. Forensic report states that the dirt found on the clothes was similar to that found on the accused, an Egyptian expatriate, but it couldn’t be confirmed whether the clothes really belonged to the victim.
The accused had confessed to the crime and even reenacted the crime in front of a public prosecutor. He claimed that he killed the girl and threw her remains in a garbage container. Securitymen, however, could not find the remains, even in the   waste dump sites in Sabhan. 
Sources say Criminal Evidence Department men are trying to summon a friend of the victim, who for unknown reasons, left the country immediately after the crime. Security authorities are reportedly planning to seek Pakistani authorities’ help in this regard.
Meanwhile, according to a local Arabic daily Al-Dar, Alaa Khalaf, who is in custody of the Criminal Investigation Department for allegedly murdering a Pakistani girl, identified as Maryam Fadhel, has reportedly admitted to raping 18 people, quoting top level security sources.
However, he is said to have recanted his confession saying he had confessed under duress. He says he has committed only one rape crime and that too was not reported to police by the victim’s family.
However, the sources added the suspect may be referred to the Psychiatric Hospital to determine the mental state of his health.
In another development the uncle of the ‘murdered’ Pakistani girl, identified as Sheikh Bashir, says he strongly believes his niece is still alive and her lover Tajamal, may have hidden her at the home of his friends or may have even sold her to the pimps and forced her into prostitution.
The uncle added he has received a phone call from his nephew saying Maryam left the house and disappeared. So he went to see Tajamal and the latter admitted to receiving a call from her 15 minutes ago, on the day she is said to have disappeared, and then he left for Pakistan.
He added he received another call from Tajamal’s friend and he said Maryam had eloped with her lover.
He went on to say he strongly believes she is alive because her remains have yet to be found.

Burglars hit confectionary: Police are looking for unidentified burglars who reportedly broke into two confectionary shops on the Tunis and Beirut streets and escaped with an undisclosed sum of money, reports Alam Alyawm daily.
Personnel from the Criminal Evidences Department have lifted fingerprints to identify the culprits.

IDs, passports stolen: Police are looking for an unidentified person who allegedly broke into the home of a Kuwaiti man in Al-Andalus and escaped with KD 6,000 cash in addition to civil IDs and passports of the family, reports Al-Watan Arabic daily. Personnel from the Criminal Evidences Department have lifted fingerprints to identify the culprit.

Jordanian killed: A 38-year-old Jord-anian died on the spot following a two-vehicle collision at a road intersection between Kaifan and Khaldiya, reports Al-Watan Arabic daily
The other motorist, believed to be a Kuwaiti youth, sustained serious injuries and was rushed to a hospital.
Police said the accident was caused by one of the motorists. He allegedly crossed the red traffic light and crashed head on into the other vehicle.

Labor law violated: The Kuwait Int-ernational Airport police have arrested 12 customs clearers for violating the labor law, reports Arrouiah daily.
The persons were reportedly practicing the profession without license.