Two Pakistani arrested over serial murders in Riyadh

Two Pakistani men have been arrested in Saudi Arabia's capital Riyadh in connection with the serial killings of four men, including two Indians, a media report said today.
The Directorate of Intelligence and Investigation said that the two men - Asad Jan, 24, and Adam Khan, 22 - are suspected of killing two Indians and two Bangladeshis.
The two reportedly confessed to the crime after being arrested.
Riyadh Police discovered one of the killers after being contacted by citizen about a vehicle that was parked behind a shopping center and had a repugnant smell.
The police found a body inside the vehicle with five stab wounds.

The suspects told the police that they coaxed the Indian man into a deserted area and stabbed him to death for sleeping with a Sri Lankan woman, who was one of the killer's ex-girlfriends.

They then wrapped his body with a blanket and dumped it in his car parked behind the shopping centre, the report said.
A week after the murder, the suspects needed money to buy hashish.
This time, they found a Bangladeshi taxi driver in his 30s and asked him to drive them to the Al-Sahafah District.
Once they got there, one of them choked him and the other stabbed him multiple times with a knife.

They repeated the same crime with another Indian man in his 30s and hid his body under a pile of wood.
They stole his car and placed another license plate on it.
A fourth crime was committed in the similar manner.
This time the victim was a Bangladeshi taxi driver in his 40s.
The police has retrieved all of the bodies and stolen vehicles.