Pakistan charges doctor who helped find bin Laden with murder
"A murder and fraud case was registered against Shakeel Afridi after a tribal woman accused him of killing her son," a senior govt official in Peshawar said.
By PTI | Updated:
PESHAWAR, PAKISTAN: Authorities in northwest Pakistan have charged the doctor who helped the CIA find Osama bin Laden with murder and fraud, officials and a defence lawyer said Saturday.
"A murder and fraud case was registered against Shakeel Afridi this week after a tribal woman accused him of killing her son," a senior government official in Peshawar told AFP.
Afridi's lawyer Samiullah Afridi confirmed the charges.
"A murder and fraud case was registered against Shakeel Afridi this week after a tribal woman accused him of killing her son," a senior government official in Peshawar told AFP.
Afridi's lawyer Samiullah Afridi confirmed the charges.
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