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Young Hajar's last plea in Amsterdam
The article addresses the case of the murder of young Hajar, a 29-year-old woman, in Amsterdam. Her death has caused a shock and sparked widespread criticism of the police’s response to her disappearance report. Hajar had sent a distress signal just hours before her disappearance, stating, "Help me, he’s killing me," yet the police delayed classifying the case as an emergency despite her repeated messages and her family’s warnings. After 12 days of her being missing, her body was found inside a bag in the Amstel River. Security authorities confirmed that her death was not natural and resulted from a criminal act, with evidence indicating she was killed in an act of violence. A person suspected of being connected to the crime has been detained, and police arrested him after a report of an assault at his home. The conflicting responses from the police and their slow reaction drew widespread criticism, especially since investigations revealed that Hajar’s messages indicated she was in danger from the start, yet resources were insufficiently allocated until her body was eventually found.
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