Tragic incident of a 17 year old girls beheading by her ex-boyfriend following their breakup

Publish date: 2024-05-08

When she returned to his flat to collect her belongings after ending their relationship, a 17-year-old girl named Wilma Andersson was tragically beheaded by her ex-boyfriend.

Wilma and Tishko Ahmed Shabaz, 23, had been in a relationship for two years before she decided to end it.

17 year old girl beheaded by her ex-boyfriend after she ended their relationship

The teenager had gone missing on November 14 the previous year. A fortnight later, the police found a ‘body part’ which was later confirmed to be her head.

17 year old girl beheaded by her ex-boyfriend after she ended their relationship

 The authorities arrested Shabaz and found traces of blood inside his flat, leading to his custody.

In the court documents, it was revealed that Wilma’s severed head was discovered in a suitcase wrapped in aluminium foil and sticky tape on November 28, marking the end of the search for the missing person and the launch of a murder investigation.

Police found Shabaz’s DNA and Wilma’s blood on a kitchen knife, and his fingerprints were also found on the tape that wrapped the head. However, the rest of her body is still missing.

Prosecutors allege that she suffered ‘repeated violence’ during her death.

17 year old girl beheaded by her ex-boyfriend after she ended their relationship

Shabaz, who is originally from Iraq, has been charged with murder, and his trial is scheduled to begin on May 26. He has denied the accusations of killing his girlfriend.

He repeatedly answered ‘no comment’ when questioned by officers in April, stating that they were forgetting he loved her.

During an interview with local media, he claimed, ‘If I had murdered her, I would not have cut off her head’.

Wilma’s mother, Linda Andersson, reported her missing on November 14. A total of 5,000 police officers, experts, and volunteers were involved in one of Sweden’s largest ever searches.

Mrs. Andersson stated in a local TV interview that she had repeatedly tried to contact Shabaz at his home, but he only said they had argued, and Wilma had left the apartment.

Wilma’s coat and handbag were still inside the flat, and her mother noted that her daughter would not have left without them.

Friends of Wilma disclosed that Shabaz was controlling and would dictate her clothing choices and places to visit. They mentioned that she frequently went to his flat to retrieve items before she went missing.


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