Due to the fact that Juan Cifuentes and Farooq Abdulrazak have been identified as the two men who were discovered in a burned-out automobile in Malmo in July, their families have paid tribute to the bodies of their loved ones.
According to the authorities, the two males who were discovered dead in a torched automobile in Sweden were of British nationality.
Juan Cifuentes, age 33, and Farooq Abdulrazak, age 37, were reported missing in July after they failed to return home following a business trip to Denmark and Sweden. Both men were travelling for work.
Malmo was the location where the car belonging to the two individuals was discovered. According to Swedish media, at least one of the deceased had been shot prior to the vehicle being set on fire.
Prosecutors in Sweden have reported that they have finally determined that the bones in question belong to the two males.
In an interview, the prosecutor, Magnus Petterson, stated that a “large murder investigation” is still ongoing and that a public appeal has been issued for any information that may be relevant to the circumstances.
“We are trying to figure out exactly what happened on the spot, why the British nationals were in Malmo, and what happened after,” according to the official.
We are currently conducting an analysis on a substantial quantity of digital data that we are looking at. Mobile phones, cameras in the surrounding area, and everything else that humans use to communicate are all examples of evidence.
Concerning the deaths, no one has been taken into custody.
They are “beautiful souls who work hard.”
The families of Mr. Cifuentes and Mr. Abdulrazak jointly released a statement in which they described their loved ones as “pillars” in their respective communities.
We are sincerely heartbroken and broken in many ways that words cannot describe, according to the Metropolitan Police statement.
There are two wonderful, innocent, and hard-working people that we have lost. Our loss has not only completely devastated our family and friends, but it has also had a significant impact on the community in which we live.
A “devout Muslim” and a “beloved father, son, brother, and friend” who was “always present for those in need, regardless of their faith” were some of the things that were said about Mr. Cifuentes.
“His legacy lives on in his children, who embody the love and values he instilled in them,” according to the official statement.
An individual who was regarded as having a “beautiful, selfless, humble soul, and someone who is always willing to help others” was Mr. Abdulrazak.
According to his family, “There was never a day that went by in which he did not help someone in some way, whether it was through a kind act, generous words, support for a good cause, or generosity in hospitality.”
“He is an amazing son, husband, brother, uncle, and friend who provided security, comfort, and love and always brought laughter and light to everyone.”
At approximately two o’clock in the afternoon local time on July 14, the males were discovered to have leased a Toyota Rav 4 at Copenhagen Airport. The vehicle turned out to be nothing more than a burned-out shell.
Images taken at the scene showed forensic investigators studying what was left of the car, as well as police tape delineating the area where the incident occurred.