The man who killed a 16-year old girl has said today that he had cut her body into 26 pieces after raping her to avoid arrest.
Saiduzzaman Bachchu told police and journalists on Sunday that his fear that he would be forced to marry her forced him to commit the macabre murder.
Police recovered the body parts of the girl, identified as 'Rumi', daughter of one Saddam Fakir of Kajiaparha at Alphadanga in Faridpur, from two buildings at Hatirpool in Dhaka on Saturday.
Police made the recovery after local people informed them of finding a piece of the girl's leg beside Nahar Plaza on Saturday morning.
Some pieces were retrieved from a room of Sonali Recruiting Agency on the 12th floor of the plaza, some from a room of Sky Garden Hotel on the 11th floor and the rest from the roof of an adjacent five-story building.
The recruiting agency owner, Bachchu, 30, was detained following the recovery.
Dhaka Metropolitan Police Additional Deputy Commissioner Masudur Rahman said Bachchu told them during interrogation that he and Rumi came to know each other through mobile-phone conversation and the Faridpur girl had visited him in Dhaka once, a year ago.
He had bought Rumi a cell phone during that visit, Rahman added.
"Ten to twelve days back, Bachchu got in touch with Rumi once again, when she had come to visit her aunt at Mirpur. He (Bachchu) brought Rumi to the office of Sonali Recruiting Agency from Mirpur in an auto-rickshaw at 6pm Friday."
Bachchu also confessed having sex with Rumi that night, Rahman said as police produced him before the media at the detective police office.
Bachchu said at the media call that other shopkeepers around began gossiping seeing Rumi in his office and he had the door locked from outside.
He said that he strangled her with his hands fearing that people may force him to marry the girl.
Then, Bachchu first severed the head from her body with a knife, before cutting other parts off their joints. He also took off flesh from the severed parts through the entire night.
"I threw parts of the body outside the room and some parts into the toilet so that nobody could suspect there was any girl in my room," Bachchu said.
He could not escape on Saturday morning as police and journalists had already arrived.
Detective Branch's Deputy Commissioner Monirul Islam told journalists Bachcu was from Faridpur and was separated from his family. He was staying at his office at Nahar Plaza.
Islam said Rumi was from a poor family and her two other sisters live at a shanty in the capital.
Saiduzzaman Bachchu told police and journalists on Sunday that his fear that he would be forced to marry her forced him to commit the macabre murder.
Police recovered the body parts of the girl, identified as 'Rumi', daughter of one Saddam Fakir of Kajiaparha at Alphadanga in Faridpur, from two buildings at Hatirpool in Dhaka on Saturday.
Police made the recovery after local people informed them of finding a piece of the girl's leg beside Nahar Plaza on Saturday morning.
Some pieces were retrieved from a room of Sonali Recruiting Agency on the 12th floor of the plaza, some from a room of Sky Garden Hotel on the 11th floor and the rest from the roof of an adjacent five-story building.
The recruiting agency owner, Bachchu, 30, was detained following the recovery.
Dhaka Metropolitan Police Additional Deputy Commissioner Masudur Rahman said Bachchu told them during interrogation that he and Rumi came to know each other through mobile-phone conversation and the Faridpur girl had visited him in Dhaka once, a year ago.
He had bought Rumi a cell phone during that visit, Rahman added.
"Ten to twelve days back, Bachchu got in touch with Rumi once again, when she had come to visit her aunt at Mirpur. He (Bachchu) brought Rumi to the office of Sonali Recruiting Agency from Mirpur in an auto-rickshaw at 6pm Friday."
Bachchu also confessed having sex with Rumi that night, Rahman said as police produced him before the media at the detective police office.
Bachchu said at the media call that other shopkeepers around began gossiping seeing Rumi in his office and he had the door locked from outside.
He said that he strangled her with his hands fearing that people may force him to marry the girl.
Then, Bachchu first severed the head from her body with a knife, before cutting other parts off their joints. He also took off flesh from the severed parts through the entire night.
"I threw parts of the body outside the room and some parts into the toilet so that nobody could suspect there was any girl in my room," Bachchu said.
He could not escape on Saturday morning as police and journalists had already arrived.
Detective Branch's Deputy Commissioner Monirul Islam told journalists Bachcu was from Faridpur and was separated from his family. He was staying at his office at Nahar Plaza.
Islam said Rumi was from a poor family and her two other sisters live at a shanty in the capital.
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