Fadi Ali, a 48-year-old man married to Lina Nasr for 15 years, was allegedly murdered in Lebanon. Lina conspired with her Syrian lover, who is also her husband's friend and brother, to kill Fadi. She poisoned a plate of molokhia, a dish Fadi loved, and after he fell ill, her lover stabbed him three times. They then poured acid on Fadi's face to distort his features and abandoned his body. Lina was arrested after confessing, but the lover escaped to Syria. The case remains under investigation.
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City/Region: Al-Basateen, Aley
Incident Type: Murder
Relationship Status: Married
Relationship Duration: 15 years
Recorded context: New relationship started
Reported initiator: Victim
Relationship timing: During marriage or ongoing partnership, before separation
Incident Date: None
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15 years
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ساعه مع حنفى السيد · Original language: English
جريمة الملوخيه | بسبب اغراء الملوخيه لينا قــ ـتــ ـلـ ــت جوزها واللى عملتوا بعد كدا لايصدق !!
Infidelity
The case involves a secret extramarital affair between the wife and her husband's friend and brother, leading to a conspiracy to murder the husband. The use of poison and acid to disfigure the victim indicates premeditation and escalation of domestic conflict fueled by jealousy and revenge.
The wife confessed after police confronted her with evidence disproving her claim that the husband fled to Syria. The lover escaped to Syria and remains at large. DNA evidence confirmed the identity of the disfigured victim. The case is under ongoing investigation with efforts to apprehend the lover.
Initial confusion arose from the wife's false claim that the husband left for Syria and the husband's phone signals remaining in the local area. The lover's forged ID complicated arrest efforts.
Fadi Ali was poisoned by his wife Lina with molokhia laced with poison. After he fell ill, Lina took the children out, and her Syrian lover entered the apartment with a key, stabbed Fadi three times, and then poured acid on his face to distort his features. They abandoned the body in Ras Al-Jabal. Lina lied about the husband's disappearance, but DNA and phone data led to her confession and arrest. The lover fled to Syria but was later sighted in Lebanon with a forged ID.
High risk due to secret affair, domestic conflict, and escalation to lethal violence involving multiple methods and accomplices.
Secret affairs involving close friends or relatives can escalate to lethal violence. Poisoning combined with stabbing and acid attack shows a high level of premeditation and brutality. False narratives by suspects can delay investigations but forensic evidence is crucial. The case highlights risks of involving friends intimately in marital relationships.
The wife's secret calls to the Syrian friend after arguments and the husband's suspicion of an affair were early warning signs.
Phone signal data showing the husband remained locally, DNA confirmation of the disfigured body, and the wife's inconsistent statements helped connect the case.
DNA testing, phone signal tracking, and the wife's confession were the strongest evidence types.
Fadi's father and sister questioned the wife's story and reported suspicions about the affair. Lebanese detective officers investigated based on family reports.
The lover was later sighted in Lebanon but was not arrested due to a forged ID. The wife's confrontation with the lover is expected to confirm his identity and lead to his punishment.
The current whereabouts and legal status of the Syrian lover remain unclear as he has not been apprehended.