Murderer in Mit Oqba: The Gruesome Crime and Investigation

06:01 PM

Friday 09 June 2023

Books – Muhammad Shaaban:

Revenge for honor prompted a worker in a Koshari store to kill a guard, cut his head from his body, cut it into 6 parts, and dispose of it in separate places in the Mit Oqba area of ​​Agouza, in the center of Giza.

Brigadier General Ahmed El-Desouki, the head of the Agouza Police Station, received a notification from a 58-year-old carpenter that his nephew, Amer H., was absent. 28 years old, under mysterious circumstances.

Quick directives from Major General Muhammad al-Sharqawi, Director of Giza Investigations, to form a research team headed by Major General Ahmed al-Wateidi, Director of Criminal Investigations, in coordination with the Public Security and Criminal Evidence Sector.

A small meeting was held by Brigadier General Hani Shaarawi, Head of Criminal Investigation for the North Sector, in the presence of Colonel Mustafa Khalil, the division’s inspector, and officers of the Agouza Investigation Unit to discuss the search plan.

The research and investigation efforts led by Lieutenant Colonel Hossam Al-Abbasi, head of the investigations in Al-Agouza, concluded that the absentee was last seen with his friend “Imad”, 34 years old, and resides in the same area where he lives, “Mit Oqba”, to direct the activation of confidential information sources and the collection of investigations about the main suspect.

The investigations of Major Ahmed Farouk, Senior Associate of the Investigations of Al-Agouza, concluded that “Imad” committed his crime out of revenge for honor, lured his victim, put him hypnotized in a glass of juice, then finished him off with separate stab wounds and cut him into 6 pieces, which he disposed of in separate places.

After codifying the procedures, Major Mustafa Arafa, Chief of Investigation at the Mohandessin Point, was able to arrest the accused, confess his crime, and instruct him about the knife used and the five parts of the body.

A report was issued on the incident, and Major General Hisham Abu Al-Nasr, Assistant Minister of Interior for the Giza Security Sector, referred it to the Public Prosecution Office, which initiated investigations.