Ramil Safarov

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Ramil Safarov is a lieutenant in the Azerbaijani Army. He was born in 1977 in the town of Jabrayil, which is currently occupied by ethnic Armenian separatist forces. In February of 2004, while attending a NATO Partnership for Peace program, Safarov was arrested by Hungarian police for the murder of Armenian fellow participant Lieutenant Gurgen Margarian. Markarian had been hacked to death with an axe and a knife. A Budapest policeman commented that the murder had been conducted "with unusual cruelty," adding: "beside a number of knife wounds on his chest, the victim's head was practically severed from his body." [1] Safarov admitted to the murder in March.

On April 13th 2006 the Budapest court judge András Vaskuti sentenced Ramil Safarov to life imprisonment (the harshest punishment in Hungary) without the right of parole for 30 years.

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