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The foreigner who fought his Egyptian wife in Siwa reveals why he chose Friday night crime


 

The investigations of Counselor Mahmoud Abdel Azim, the attorney general of Marsa Matrouh with the foreigner who belongs to the state of Guyana one of the countries of South America, who is accused of killing his Egyptian wife with a shakoush in the city of Siwa, revealed the secret of his choice on Friday night to get rid of his wife after making the intention and resolving before it. About a week after his wife was killed because the reason is that on Friday, all the people of the city will be on vacation and they will pray Friday, and the funeral will be performed by many people.


The foreign husband 51 years old accused of killing his Egyptian wife Ghalya R 42 years old admitted during the investigations that he killed his wife by hitting her on the head with a hammer while she was asleep after he decided to get rid of her a week before the accident because according to him, he was bored with her.

This crime is considered the first of its kind witnessed by the Siwa Oasis which is called the good land. The crime was discovered by a number of Siwa city women, when the husband asked to summon a number of women to perform the washing of the deceased, but they requested the presence of the health inspector because of traces of blood on her head. The doctor reported to the police.


Investigations conducted by Major Mohamed Abdel Qader, Head of Investigations at Siwa Police Department concluded that the deceased's husband was behind the commission of the crime and the Health Inspector decided in his report that there was a criminal suspicion behind the accident and he released a report on the incident. Khaled Muslim, a lawyer was assigned by the prosecution to attend the investigations with the accused who confessed to committing the crime, in the presence of his lawyer

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