A girl kills her fiance a week before her wedding for her affair with her cousin (details)

Counselor Hossam Abu Fatira, head of the Dilengat Partial Court in Beheira governorate, decided to renew the detention of a girl, her cousin and her friend, for a period of 15 days pending investigations, in his accusation that the first fiancé was murdered a week before their wedding after he was lured into the accusation that he was transported to Cairo and then drugged and murdered. .

The facts of the crime correspond to a report presented to the Dilangat Police Station on the disappearance of “Ahmed A”, 25, a hotel worker in Cairo, while on his way to Delengat’s work in Cairo. Investigations by the criminal investigation team and public security agents concluded that the victim was going to complete his wedding with one of the girls. They called her “Rehab” days after the incident, on August 25, and that her fiancée was linked to an emotional relationship with her cousin, Muhammad A., 25, a driver.

While the mabahith was examining the cameras in the vicinity of the Dilengat parking lot, the defendant, Muhammad A, sensed the imminent revelation of his matter, so he surrendered to the mabahith and confessed to waiting for him and his friend, Muhammad R., 25 years, in his car, in the victim’s parking lot, before arriving at his workplace in one of the Hotels in Cairo, after the daughter of his aunt, the victim’s fiancée informed him of her time of journey, and offered to take him to Cairo on his way, as he claimed the victim, and on the way gave him juice with a drug, and after losing consciousness, he drove to one of the desert lands in the Sheikh Zayed second section area. In Giza, they killed him and buried his body.

Ahmed Abu Al-Hoda and Muhammad Salim, the attorney general of the Dilinjat Public Prosecutor’s Office, decided to detain the accused for 4 days pending investigations that were led by Counselor Ahmed Rajab, Director of the Dilengat Partial Prosecutor’s Office, and under the supervision of Counselor Ashraf Rabie, Attorney General of the South Damanhur Public Prosecutor’s Office, who ordered the detention renewed.