An electric saw and cutting of a corpse ... a mysterious crime in New York for a Bengali millionaire

The US authorities are continuing their investigations into the murder of a Bengali, a technology developer, whose body was cut in his luxury apartment in New York last Tuesday.

Initial information revealed that the murderer used an electric saw to cut the body of the 30-year-old Fahim Saleh, and tried to hide the crime features using cleaning materials that investigators found next to the saw.

Initial information indicates that the police arrived Fahim's apartment after calling and returned them from his sister, to find the dead man’s torso on the floor next to an electric saw, his head and hands in other places of the apartment, in addition to large plastic bags, some of which contained parts of his body.

One of the policemen said that the scene indicates that the murderer made an effort to hide the crime features in the apartment in the famous Manhattan neighborhood in New York, which Fahim bought for $ 2.4 million.

American media reported that the electric saw was still connected to the electricity at the time of the police arrival, and it was likely that the killer had hurriedly escaped from the side exit of the apartment, as soon as the victim's sister, who had received a call from a neighbor, heard a screaming sound from her brother's apartment.

Investigators also revealed that the surveillance camera inside the building showed Saleh entering the elevator with another man wearing an official suit and a black muzzle, and after the elevator stopped the dead man went out towards his apartment and immediately behind him the other man who is likely to be the killer came out, then a fight occurred between the two men at the entrance to the apartment .

The surveillance camera also showed Saleh's sister arriving shortly after, without anyone leaving the apartment, which prompted investigators to suggest that the murderer had left the other entrance designated for service.

Fahim, a famous developer in the technology sector, is the CEO of a startup motorcycle called Gokada that started operating in Nigeria in 2018, and has investments in Colombia, according to American media.