In 2024, in Dakahlia, Egypt, 15-year-old Mona and her fiancé Mohamed, 20, conspired to murder Mona's father, Ashraf Said, a respected electronics technician. Mona's mother died in 2022, after which Mona's behavior deteriorated, especially following her father's remarriage and subsequent divorce influenced by Mona. Mona and Mohamed planned the murder to inherit Ashraf's apartment and bank account, which were in Mona's name but inaccessible until Ashraf's death. Mohamed killed Ashraf at a garage, and Mona wrapped the body in a bedsheet and rope before disposal. The crime was uncovered through family recognition of the bedsheet and police investigation of communications between Mona and Mohamed. Mohamed was sentenced to death, while Mona, being a minor, faced different legal treatment. The case highlights complex family dynamics, selfishness, and premeditated murder involving minors.
Country: Egypt
State/Province: Ad Daqahlīyah, Egypt
City/Region: Dakahlia
Incident Type: Murder
Relationship Status: Engaged
Relationship Duration: Approximately 2 years (engagement)
Incident Date: Jan. 1, 2024
Primary reported outcome: Homicide
Reported self-harm outcome: No suicide or attempt reported
Reported sequence: Order not reported / unclear
Additional victims reported: 0
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How the relationship or connection began.
Approximately 2 years (engagement)
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2024-01-01
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SAMEH SANAD سامح سند · Original language: English
الملاية .. وأصغر شـ ـياطين البشر | قصة منة قـاتــ ــلة والدها
Family Opposition
The case involves a daughter opposing her father's remarriage, manipulating family dynamics to cause divorce, and conspiring with her fiancé to murder her father for financial gain and to secure freedom to marry. The pattern includes family pressure, jealousy, and premeditated violence within a close family relationship.
Police investigation uncovered extensive communication between Mona and Mohamed planning the murder. Mohamed was charged and sentenced to death; Mona, as a minor, faces different legal treatment. The bedsheet used to wrap the body was a key piece of evidence linking the crime to the family home. Investigations focused on family dynamics and financial motives.
Initial suspicion focused on Mohamed due to his behavior and phone messages. Mona's calm demeanor raised suspicion despite her young age. Rumors during trial suggested Mohamed may have coerced Mona, but evidence showed Mona's active involvement.
Ashraf's remarriage led to family tension with Mona, who manipulated her father to divorce. Mona and Mohamed planned the murder to inherit assets. Mohamed killed Ashraf at a garage, Mona wrapped the body and helped dispose of it. The crime was discovered through family recognition of the bedsheet and police examination of communications.
High risk due to premeditated violence, manipulation of family relationships, and involvement of minors in serious criminal activity.
Family opposition and jealousy can escalate to extreme violence even involving minors. Financial control and inheritance issues can motivate premeditated murder. Calm demeanor post-crime can mask deep psychological issues. Early intervention in family conflicts and monitoring of minors' behavior is critical.
Mona's increasing selfishness, rejection of father's remarriage, and manipulation to cause divorce were early signals.
The bedsheet used to wrap the body linked the crime to the family home; suspicious communication between Mona and Mohamed was crucial.
Phone messages between Mona and Mohamed planning the murder; physical evidence of the bedsheet; witness recognition of the bedsheet.
Not reported.
No follow-up reports available beyond trial sentencing and rumors of coercion.
Extent of coercion or influence by Mohamed on Mona remains unclear.