A medical report has confirmed sexual assault involving one of the two foreign women in the high-profile Lahore kidnapping case.
The development comes as police continue investigating allegations of kidnapping, extortion, and sexual assault against multiple suspects.
Authorities are also examining forensic evidence to establish the sequence of events. The investigation remains ongoing.
Police Continue Investigation Against Arrested Suspects
According to investigators, four suspects have been arrested in connection with the case. Police said three of the arrested individuals have been accused of sexually assaulting one of the foreign women.
Authorities are continuing legal proceedings while collecting additional evidence. The allegations have not yet been decided by a court.
The primary suspect named in the case is Raza Dar, who has been identified as the grandson of Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar.
Forensic and DNA Analysis Underway
Police officials confirmed that DNA samples collected from both the complainants and the accused have been sent for forensic examination.
Authorities have also submitted the suspects’ mobile phones for forensic analysis. According to investigators, the next phase of the inquiry will depend largely on the forensic and DNA findings. Officials believe the reports will help clarify key aspects of the case.
Investigation Also Focuses on Cryptocurrency Transactions
Investigators have also uncovered information regarding an alleged cryptocurrency investment involving the suspects and the foreign women.
According to police sources, the investment was reportedly valued between $400,000 and $500,000. Authorities further alleged that the accused demanded profits linked to the investment.
Investigators also claim approximately $19,000 was transferred from the complainants’ digital wallet into accounts linked to the accused.
Police are examining the financial records as part of the broader investigation.
Foreign Woman Records Statement Before Magistrate
One of the complainants, Strida Gabriela Robinson from Venezuela, also recorded her statement before a magistrate under Section 164 of the Code of Criminal Procedure.
According to her statement, she confirmed the allegations previously made by the second complainant, Stephanie Adriana.
Gabriela Robinson alleged that four armed men entered the house where she was staying shortly after her arrival in Pakistan.
She claimed they restrained her and subjected her to physical abuse. According to her testimony, Raza Dar later entered the room and questioned her about her computer and money.
Victim Alleges Threats and Sexual Assault
According to the statement recorded before the magistrate, the suspects repeatedly demanded information about computers, passwords, and financial assets.
The complainant further alleged that she was threatened with death if the requested money was not provided. She also accused the suspects of physically assaulting and sexually assaulting her during the incident.
These allegations now form part of the ongoing criminal investigation.
Investigation Remains Ongoing
Law enforcement authorities continue gathering forensic, digital, and documentary evidence. Investigators are expected to review the DNA analysis, financial records, and forensic reports before completing the next stage of the inquiry. The case remains under judicial process.
No court has yet determined the guilt or innocence of the accused. Authorities are expected to present additional evidence as the investigation progresses.
