Hisham Hamad Al-Kharisha, a wealthy Jordanian farmer from Mafraq, was killed by three gunshots in his farm caravan after a prolonged domestic conflict with his wife Farah. The conflict began over Farah's dissatisfaction with rural life and her persistent demands to move to the city, which Hisham refused. Farah manipulated the farm worker Saleem to steal sheep and sow discord between Hisham and his family, used witchcraft to separate him from his siblings and fiancée, and falsely accused Hisham of drug possession. After Hisham's release from wrongful arrest, Farah attempted to poison him with blood pressure pills and ultimately conspired with Saleem to murder him. Both were arrested and confessed. Tribal councils condemned the crime and imposed custody and legal restrictions. The case remains unresolved two years later.
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State/Province: None
City/Region: Mafraq
Incident Type: Murder
Relationship Status: Married
Relationship Duration: Approximately 14 years (marriage)
Incident Date: Nov. 15, 2024
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Approximately 14 years (marriage)
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2024-11-15
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قصص فاطمة جواد - Algeria · Original language: Arabic
محاولات قتل متسلسلة… والسبب طلب لم يتوقع أحد عواقبه!
Domestic Violence
The case illustrates a domestic violence pattern where persistent marital dissatisfaction, jealousy, and manipulation escalated into criminal acts including theft, poisoning, and ultimately murder. The wife's refusal to accept her husband's lifestyle and her attempts to control and harm him through various means reflect coercive control and escalating domestic conflict.
Police arrested Saleem and Farah after Saleem's confession. Tribal councils condemned the crime, forbade legal defense for the accused, and transferred child custody to Hisham's mother. The case remains unresolved two years after the incident.
Initial suspicion involved family members due to planted doubts by Farah. False drug charges complicated the investigation. The true perpetrator was revealed after Saleem's confession.
The conflict began with Farah's dissatisfaction with rural life and escalated through thefts orchestrated by her, witchcraft to separate Hisham from family, false drug accusations, attempted poisoning, and finally murder by Saleem under Farah's orders. The timeline shows gradual escalation from domestic conflict to lethal violence.
High risk due to prolonged domestic conflict, manipulation of a trusted employee, use of poisoning and violence, and escalation to murder.
Persistent marital dissatisfaction and coercive control can escalate to lethal violence. Manipulation of trusted individuals and false accusations are key warning signs. Early intervention in domestic conflicts is critical.
Farah's persistent nagging, dissatisfaction with living conditions, and attempts to sow discord between Hisham and his family.
Theft of sheep, false drug accusations, Farah's control over Saleem, and her attempts to poison Hisham.
Saleem's confession, fingerprint test proving Hisham's innocence, and forensic evidence of poisoning and gunshot wounds.
Not reported.
Initial suspicions on family members shifted to Farah and Saleem after confessions and forensic evidence.
The final judicial outcome remains pending two years after the incident.