In a new scene of security chaos in Beirut, the body of former Iraqi MP Ahmed al-Alwani was found in the bathroom of a residential apartment in the Tarek al-Jadida area, who was reported missing after arriving in the Lebanese capital earlier this month.
A security source told Al-Akhbar that Al-Alwani arrived in Beirut on November 5, stayed at a hotel in the Hamra area, left voluntarily in a white Range Rover, and then disappeared.
In the details of the crime, the source reported that three unknown persons, one of them apparently Lebanese and the other two Syrians, went that day to a real estate brokerage office in Tarek al-Jadida, looking for an apartment to rent for ten days. After a referral to a local broker, a. It was agreed to rent an apartment on the twelfth floor of a building on Afif Altibi Street, for an advance of $200, for two nights, provided that the procedures will be completed later and the required supporting documents will be submitted.
However, things began to take a suspicious turn two days later, when it was not possible to contact the tenant to pay the due payment, after his phone went out of service.