Antar, a 33-year-old marble craftsman from Menoufia, Egypt, was allegedly poisoned over 15 days by his wife Samah and his close friend Masoud. Samah and Masoud maintained a secret adulterous relationship and conspired to kill Antar by administering small doses of poison in his food to mimic natural illness. They deceived Antar and his family by staging Quran healing sessions and using sedatives. Despite Antar's increasing stomach pain and weakness, Samah prevented proper medical examination. After Antar's death, suspicious messages on Samah's phone revealed the conspiracy. Samah and Masoud were arrested, forensic evidence confirmed poisoning, and both were sentenced to death.
Country: Egypt
State/Province: Al Minūfīyah, Egypt
City/Region: Menoufia
Incident Type: Murder
Relationship Status: Married
Relationship Duration: Approximately 11 years (marriage)
Recorded context: New relationship started
Reported initiator: Both
Relationship timing: During marriage or ongoing partnership, before separation
Incident Date: Jan. 1, 2019
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جريمة حقيقية - Egypt · Original language: English
Murder of Antar by wife Samah and friend Massad in Menoufia
Infidelity
The case involves a prolonged poisoning murder within a marriage complicated by an adulterous relationship. The wife and a close friend conspired to kill the husband gradually using poison to mimic natural illness, while deceiving family members with fake healing sessions and sedatives. The pattern shows betrayal, deception, and a secret affair culminating in homicide.
Police arrested Samah and Masoud after discovery of incriminating messages on Samah's phone. Forensic analysis confirmed poisoning over 15 days. The case concluded with death sentences for both suspects. Investigations revealed use of sedatives and poison administered in small doses to avoid suspicion.
Initial medical examinations were misled by fake doctors and sedatives, causing delayed suspicion. Samah's refusal to disclose doctor details and prevent family involvement created confusion. The true cause of death was only confirmed after forensic examination post-mortem.
Antar was poisoned gradually by his wife Samah and friend Masoud over 15 days. They used sedatives and poison to simulate illness. Samah claimed Masoud was a Quran healer to justify his presence. Family suspicions arose due to Antar's worsening condition and Samah's evasiveness. After Antar's death, messages on Samah's phone revealed the conspiracy, leading to arrests and forensic confirmation of poisoning.
High risk due to prolonged covert poisoning, deception, and involvement of a trusted friend. The victim was vulnerable due to trust and lack of medical oversight.
Prolonged covert poisoning can mimic natural illness and delay detection. Deceptive use of trusted third parties and fake medical interventions are critical red flags. Family vigilance and access to medical records can be crucial in uncovering such crimes.
Antar's increasing stomach pain and weakness, Samah's evasiveness about medical care, and Masoud's frequent presence were early signals.
Secret messages between Samah and Masoud, refusal to disclose doctor information, and suspicious behavior during mourning helped connect the case.
Forensic toxicology confirming multiple poison doses, phone message records, and witness testimonies were strongest evidence.
Antar's mother and close family members reported suspicion of Samah's behavior and noted Antar's declining health. A close friend observed Samah's anger over phone access and reported suspicious messages.
Follow-up reports revealed forensic confirmation of poisoning and arrests leading to death sentences. Initial medical misdiagnoses were corrected after investigation.
Exact details about the medical accomplice and full extent of the conspiracy remain unclear.