Giza Court to Hear Case of Vet Who Allegedly Poisoned Woman and Her Three Children
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A harrowing case of alleged premeditated murder is set to unfold in the Giza Criminal Court, concerning the deaths of a woman and her three children, a crime widely dubbed “faisal’s crime” by local media.The case centers around a veterinary medicine store owner and his alleged accomplice, both now facing criminal charges.
The Public Prosecution has formally referred the accused – identified as the owner of a veterinary medicine store and his employee – to the Criminal Court, signaling the imminent start of legal proceedings. the charges stem from the deaths of a woman and her three children in the Faisal area of Giza Governorate.
Forensic Evidence Points to Toxic substance
Investigations have revealed the cause of death to be the ingestion of a “highly dangerous toxic substance,” according to a forensic report received by the Giza Public prosecution Office. Authorities swiftly confronted the accused with both the findings of the forensic report and detailed investigative evidence, outlining the alleged method of the crime.
A key element of the investigation has focused on the accused’s access to the deadly substance. Investigators determined that the suspect exploited his position within the veterinary medicine field to procure the powerful toxin.
A Calculated Series of Tragedies
The alleged crimes unfolded in a chilling sequence. the accused is accused of administering juice laced with the poisonous substance to the woman inside his own apartment. He then allegedly transported her to a hospital, falsely claiming she was his wife, and departed before she succumbed to the poison without notifying authorities.
Days later, the accused allegedly extended the horrific act to the woman’s three children. He reportedly took them on an outing and provided them with juice similarly contaminated with the toxic substance. Tragically, two of the children died after consuming the poisoned drink.
Desperate Measures and a Gruesome Finding
One child, refusing to drink the juice, was allegedly thrown into a waterway in the Al-Ahram area by the accused. A subsequent search recovered the child’s body, bringing the total number of victims to four.
Confession and Revenge as Motive
According to investigating authorities, the accused has confessed to the crimes. He reportedly stated that the murders where motivated by revenge stemming from disputes that arose while the victim was residing in his apartment. “Disputes had arisen between him and the victim,” a senior official stated, “leading him to decide to eliminate her and her children.”
The trial promises to be a closely watched case, shedding light on the details of this devastating tragedy and the pursuit of justice for the victims.
Why: The murders were allegedly motivated by revenge stemming from disputes between the accused and the victim.
Who: The accused are a veterinary medicine store owner and his employee. The victims are a woman and her three children.
What: The accused allegedly poisoned the woman and her three children with a highly dangerous toxic substance obtained through his veterinary medicine business.
How did it end?: The woman and two of her children died after consuming the poisoned juice. The third child was thrown into a waterway and also died. The accused confessed to the crimes and is awaiting trial.
