Baku Newspaper Accuses US Embassy in Azerbajian in Trafficking

March 31, 2006 - 21:41 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - The Gundelik Azerbaijan Baku-based newspaper put forward a version that premature recall of US Ambassador Reno Harnish from Azerbaijan and the murder of his interpreter Zarifa Jabiyeva in Baku the other day a linked with selling Azeri girls in the US. The US Embassy in Baku is accomplice in the affiar and Zarifa Jabiyeva was killed in revenge, the newspaper believes. Meanwhile, Public Affairs Officer of the US Embassy in Azerbajian Jonathan Henick said premature recall of US Ambassador and the murder of Embassy's former officer Zarifa Jabiyeva have nothing to do with selling Azeri girls in the US.



To remind, several days ago employee of the U.S. Embassy Jabiyeva was brutally killed in her own flat. The criminal case was conveyed to the Baku Prosecutor's Office, reported APA.
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