The Giza Security Directorate’s Criminal Investigation Department has uncovered the details of a woman’s murder in her October Gardens home, linking her husband to the crime. Brigadier General Muhammad Amin, Chief of Investigation in the October Sector, was alerted to the Rescue Police Department’s discovery of the murdered woman’s body in the residence. Further inspection by Colonel Ahmed Negm and Lieutenant Colonel Haitham Sukkar revealed that the victim, identified as “Fatima S.,” was fatally stabbed. Investigators led by Major Farid Moaz, along with Major Muhammad Fahmy and Captain Amr al-Beblawi, concluded that a verbal dispute between the victim and her husband resulted in the fatal attack. The accused was subsequently apprehended and charged, citing repeated marital conflicts as the motivation behind the attack. The victim’s body was transferred to the morgue and Major General Hisham Abu Al-Nasr, Director of Giza Security, was informed of the incident.
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Saturday 08 April 2023
Books – Muhammad Shaaban:
The investigations of the Criminal Investigation Department of the Giza Security Directorate revealed the circumstances of the murder of a woman inside her residence in October Gardens, and it was found that her husband was behind the crime.
Brigadier General Muhammad Amin, Chief of Investigation in the October Sector, received a signal from the Rescue Police Department that the body of a murdered woman was found inside an apartment in the department’s department.
The inspection of Colonel Ahmed Negm, Inspector of the October Gardens Division, and his agent, Lieutenant Colonel Haitham Sukkar, revealed that the body belonged to a woman called “Fatima S.” She was fully clothed and had a stab wound to her body that led to death.
The investigations of Major Farid Moaz, the head of the investigations, and his assistants, Major Muhammad Fahmy and Captain Amr al-Beblawi, concluded that a verbal altercation that broke out between the victim and her husband developed into a quarrel, so the latter drew a knife and fatally stabbed his companion.
After codifying the procedures and obtaining permission from the Public Prosecution, the police office was able to seize the accused and the instrument of the crime, citing the reason for the recurrence of marital disputes between them.
The body was transferred to the morgue at the disposal of the Public Prosecution, and Major General Hisham Abu Al-Nasr, Director of Giza Security, notified the incident.
In conclusion, the murder of Fatima S. in her own home is a tragic reminder of the dangerous consequences of unresolved marital disputes. Thanks to the diligent efforts of the Criminal Investigation Department of the Giza Security Directorate, her killer has been apprehended and justice will be served. Our hearts go out to Fatima’s loved ones during this difficult time. Let us all strive to find peaceful and non-violent ways to resolve conflicts in our relationships, so that tragedies like this can be prevented in the future.
