Sanaa murderer says women's bodies used for organ sale

Mystery prevailed once more in the murder case of the faculty of medicine in Sanaa University after a fourth session in the court and where the judiciary could not reach a decisive decision concerning the suspect, alleged to have killed 16 women in Yemen and tens in other country.

Judicial sources said that the absence of clear data about the number of the existing corpses at the morgue of the faculty of medicine has added mystery to the case.

Security sources said that the Yemen interior minister Hussein Mahmoud Arab assumed to reinvestigate and interrogate subjects in the case in the view of new information about the possibility that some professors in the faculty of medicine are involved in moving human organs in cooperation with the Sudanese murderer Mohammed Adam.

Mohammed Adam said in the course of the investigation that he has Iraqi physicians whom are partners in anesthetizing the women and performing the operations of moving the body organs to be provided to private hospitals.