In 2012, Said, a 36-year-old Moroccan engineer and real estate contractor, was found murdered in his home in Mohammedia. His wife Lobna, 32, originally from Kenitra, was the prime suspect after evidence and investigation revealed marital conflicts, infidelity, and financial disputes. Said had a lover named Nawal, who was also investigated but cleared. A third suspect, Othman, a business partner with a legal dispute with Said, was also cleared due to a strong alibi. Forensic evidence indicated manipulation of the time of death through air conditioning settings. Lobna confessed to the premeditated murder, motivated by betrayal, financial loss, and revenge, and was sentenced to life imprisonment.
Country: Morocco
State/Province: Casablanca-Settat, Morocco
City/Region: Mohammedia
Incident Type: Murder
Relationship Status: Married
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Recorded context: New relationship started
Reported initiator: Alleged suspect / offender
Relationship timing: During marriage or ongoing partnership, before separation
Incident Date: April 4, 2012
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2012-04-04
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Meryem Story · Original language: Arabic
قصة سعيد الغامضة 🇲🇦⁉️ أشنوا وقع ليه من بعد ما دخلات حياتو مرا أخرى وكيفاش تقرير الطبيب كشف على كارثة
Infidelity
The relationship deteriorated after Said's financial success, leading to infidelity, emotional abuse, and escalating domestic conflict. Lobna's discovery of Said's affair and financial betrayal triggered her to commit premeditated murder. The case involved manipulation of forensic evidence to obscure the time of death.
Police identified three suspects: wife Lobna, lover Nawal, and business partner Othman. Forensic evidence and alibis cleared Nawal and Othman. Surveillance footage and forensic reanalysis revealed manipulation of time of death. Lobna confessed and was sentenced to life imprisonment.
Initial forensic report estimated time of death between midnight and 2 a.m., but later evidence showed time between 6 and 7 p.m. due to artificial cooling of the body, causing confusion in the timeline.
Said was last seen alive around 3 p.m. when his driver delivered lunch. He was found dead the next morning. Forensic evidence showed undigested food inconsistent with initial time of death. Air conditioning was manipulated to lower body temperature and mislead investigators. Surveillance showed Lobna leaving Mohammedia at 7:45 p.m. Lobna confessed to poisoning and stabbing Said motivated by infidelity and financial betrayal.
High risk due to escalating domestic conflict, infidelity, financial disputes, and emotional abuse culminating in lethal violence.
Financial success can trigger relationship deterioration and infidelity. Manipulation of forensic evidence can complicate investigations. Surveillance and alibi verification are critical. Emotional abuse and betrayal are key warning signs before lethal outcomes.
Said's change in behavior after financial success, emotional abuse towards Lobna, and discovery of his affair with Nawal.
Social media evidence of Said's affair, forensic report on undigested food, surveillance footage of Lobna's movements, and witness statements from hospital staff.
Forensic autopsy, surveillance camera footage, witness testimonies, and phone call records.
Hospital staff confirmed Lobna's presence during her mother's surgery. Friends confirmed Nawal's alibi. Driver witnessed last contact with Said. Police and forensic teams reported on scene and evidence.
Revised time of death from midnight-2 a.m. to 6-7 p.m. after forensic reanalysis and discovery of air conditioning manipulation.
No unresolved major questions reported; case concluded with Lobna's confession and sentencing.