Armenia’s Investigative Committee sends death case to prosecutor
The committee says it completed its investigation into a pregnant woman’s death and sent the indictment against her husband to the supervising prosecutor.
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The committee says it completed its investigation into a pregnant woman’s death and sent the indictment against her husband to the supervising prosecutor.
Armenia’s Investigative Committee says its Gegharkunik regional division has completed the preliminary investigation into a pregnant woman’s death and sent the case with an indictment to the supervising prosecutor. The case has not been sent to a court.
The committee alleges that the woman died by suicide on 21 May 2026, after her husband used violence against her during a journey from Tsapatagh toward Yerevan.
Investigators allege that the couple argued during the journey and that the husband struck his wife and used force to keep her in the car when she wanted to stop traveling. They characterize his actions as abduction. The committee also alleges that, in the days before her death, he caused her severe mental suffering through cruel and degrading treatment.
The supervising prosecutor brought charges against the husband of causing severe physical pain or severe mental suffering, driving a person to suicide, physical violence, abduction and driving without the right to drive. The committee says he has been placed in pretrial detention.
The indictment is now before the supervising prosecutor.
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