Fatima Masad, a 35-year-old wife married for 20 years to Abdel Bari Hamed Ali Al-Jreidi, conspired with a 19-year-old worker, Emad Ibrahim Abu Zaher, to murder her husband. Fatima and Emad had an adulterous relationship for about a year. They planned to kill Abdel Bari by luring him to the livestock pen at night under the pretense of theft. Emad struck Abdel Bari with a stone, and Fatima stabbed him multiple times and then used an axe to fatally injure him. Fatima confessed to the crime, motivated by her desire to be with Emad and satisfy her sexual desires. Both were sentenced to death by hanging, and their appeal was rejected. The incident occurred in Abu Nour Al-Din village, Dakahlia governorate, Egypt.
Country: Egypt
State/Province: Ad Daqahlīyah, Egypt
City/Region: Abu Nour Al-Din
Incident Type: Murder
Relationship Status: Married
Relationship Duration: 20 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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20 years
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English labels are shown first. Original-language titles are preserved for source verification.
ساعه مع حنفى السيد · Original language: Arabic
دموع الندم انهيار الزوجه بعد حكم المحكمه لـ ـقـ ـتـ ـلها زوجها بمساعده عشيقها بسبب رغباتها الجنسيه
Infidelity
The case involves a long-term marriage disrupted by an adulterous affair between the wife and a young worker. The affair escalated to a conspiracy to murder the husband to enable the wife and her lover to be together. The pattern includes secret meetings, manipulation, and violent escalation resulting in homicide.
The court sentenced both Fatima and Emad to death by hanging after a unanimous decision rejecting their appeal. Fatima confessed to the murder, detailing the planning and execution. The investigation confirmed the absence of forced entry and the staged theft scenario. The case highlights the exploitation of a young worker and the betrayal within a long-term marriage.
No significant confusion reported; the suspects confessed and the evidence supported the murder charge.
Fatima, married for 20 years to Abdel Bari, engaged in a secret sexual relationship with Emad, a 19-year-old farm worker. After about a year, Fatima and Emad conspired to kill Abdel Bari by luring him to the livestock pen at night under the pretense of theft. Emad struck Abdel Bari with a stone, and Fatima stabbed him multiple times and then used an axe to fatally injure him. Fatima then called for help, falsely claiming thieves attacked her husband. Police investigation revealed no signs of theft or forced entry. Both suspects were arrested, tried, and sentenced to death. The appeal was rejected, and the verdict upheld.
High risk due to prolonged infidelity, manipulation of a vulnerable young worker, and premeditated violence culminating in murder.
Long-term marriages can conceal infidelity and manipulation leading to extreme violence. Exploitation of vulnerable individuals in subordinate roles can facilitate criminal acts. Premeditated murder disguised as a theft highlights the importance of thorough investigation of domestic incidents.
The secret affair between Fatima and the young worker, and Fatima's expressed desire to eliminate her husband were early signals.
Confession by Fatima and Emad, absence of forced entry, and the staged theft scenario helped connect the case.
Confessions, forensic evidence of stabbing and blunt force trauma, and police investigation of the crime scene were strongest.
Not reported.
No follow-up reports changing the understanding were available.
Exact incident date and detailed timeline of the affair remain unclear.