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A woman in her 60s has been arrested today during the search for the rapist of a Norwegian aristocratic student, who was killed in London 14 years ago.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Police called the development a “major achievement” in the search for the son of a Yemeni millionaire known as “son-zhuan”.<\/p>\n
23-year-old Martine Vik Magnussen, was found dead amid the rubble in the basement of an apartment in central London, after a night of fun with friends to celebrate exam results.<\/p>\n
Security cameras showed him coming out of the exclusive Maddox bar around 2 a.m. on March 14, accompanied by Farouk Abdulhak, the son of a Yemeni sugar mogul who, like the victim, was a student at Regent’s Business School in London.<\/p>\n
The suspected killer had fled Britain hours after the murder, reportedly, on his father’s private jet.<\/p>\n
Officers are already urging him to return to Britain to face justice.<\/p>\n
The unidentified woman was arrested today at an address in central London on suspicion of aiding the killer in evading justice, and is being questioned.<\/p>\n
Ms Magnussen’s father, Odd Petter Magnussen, called Abdulhak ‘a coward’ and appealed to him to return, saying: “You can not hide forever.”<\/p>\n
Abdulhak is the son of one of the richest people in Yemen, Shaher Adbulhak, a sugar producer with a net worth of about $ 7 billion.<\/p>\n
He had previously invested in the Coca-Cola group, and died last year in Germany after being treated for a serious illness.<\/p>\n
After Miss Magnussen’s death, Abdulhak fled first to Egypt and then to Yemen.<\/p>\n
Britain’s Chief Inspector Jim Eastwood said: “Martine’s family has never given up on the fight for justice and after 14 years since the assassination they have tried hard to keep it in the public consciousness.”<\/p>\n
“Martine’s family has been informed of the development which, although a positive step, still has a lot of work to do,” he added.<\/p>\n
In 2008, Abdulhak issued a statement through his lawyer stating that he did not prefer to be called a “criminal” and that he was not a fugitive.<\/p>\n
Abdulhak’s father expressed condolences to Magnussen’s family at the time and said he would not tolerate such behavior from members of his family.<\/p>\n
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