2022/08/23
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In details described as shocking, an Egyptian woman in her forties died while practicing lewdness with 6 drug dealers, following taking an overdose of drugs, following escaping from her husband’s house and heading to Osim area in Giza Governorate, Egypt.
The woman left the marital home before her death and went looking for her “drug addiction” instinct in Giza, and because she had no money for it, she paid her body to 6 drug dealers in exchange for a dose of heroin, but she died.
According to – Sada Al-Balad – who reported the incident that occurred in the winter of 2020, the investigation teams revealed the identity of the girl and the reason for her presence in the area was determined.
Where it was found that she came from one of the governorates to buy narcotics from the city of Osim in Giza, and because she did not have the appropriate funds, she offered them to practice intimacy with her in exchange for a dose of heroin.
The husband and brother of the deceased were summoned and decided that she was an addict and used to leave her family and her husband’s home and absence for long days, and no one was accused of killing her, and they requested an autopsy to determine the cause of death.
The prosecution confronted the three defendants with the investigations that indicated their involvement in the incident. The accused, the tuk-tuk driver, denied his connection with them or knowing the woman, noting that while he was walking on the road, two people stopped him and asked him to help them transport a woman who was beaten by her husband, and when he refused, they threatened him.
When he was abused, he responded to them and was surprised that they put the corpse in a tuk-tuk and dumped it with crops, while the other two accused denied the prosecution’s investigations of the entire incident and their connection to the woman’s body.
The Public Prosecution, under the supervision of Counselor Mohamed El-Qadi, the first attorney general of the North Giza Public Prosecutions, charged the three defendants with charges of drug use and trafficking and concealment of the body, and decided to imprison them for 4 days pending investigations. .
