Seyed Abizid, a wealthy university lecturer in Giza, Egypt, suffered domestic abuse and exploitation by his wife Amal and her lover Nader. After Seyed became blind and immobilized due to a rare disease, Amal exploited him financially and emotionally, forced him to beg, and maintained secret affairs. Amal and Nader pressured Seyed to transfer his assets to Amal and ultimately murdered him in July 2013. They attempted to dispose of his body by dismemberment and using a meat grinder. Both were arrested, confessed, and sentenced to death. Seyed's 7-year-old son Khaled witnessed the abuse and provided testimony.
Country: Egypt
State/Province: Giza, Egypt
City/Region: Giza
Incident Type: Murder
Relationship Status: Married
Relationship Duration: Approximately 10 years
Recorded context: New relationship started
Reported initiator: Victim
Relationship timing: During separation
Incident Date: July 18, 2013
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Approximately 10 years
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2013-07-18
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elham kamyab99 - Iran · Original language: English
Domestic abuse and murder in Giza, Egypt
Infidelity
The case involves prolonged domestic abuse, financial exploitation, and infidelity. Amal exploited Seyed's illness and blindness, maintained secret affairs, and conspired with her lover Nader to murder Seyed to gain control of his assets.
Police arrested Nader first after neighbors reported suspicious activity. Amal initially denied involvement but confessed after evidence and Khaled's testimony. Both were sentenced to death. The case highlights the role of financial exploitation and secret relationships in domestic homicide.
Amal initially claimed Nader acted alone. There was confusion about the legal status of Amal's marriage to Nader. The exact method of marriage between Amal and Nader was unclear.
Seyed's illness led to dependence on Amal, who exploited him financially and emotionally. Amal's affair with Nader began during Seyed's illness. Together, Amal and Nader pressured Seyed to transfer assets, then murdered him. They attempted to dispose of the body by dismemberment and using a meat grinder. Khaled witnessed the abuse and murder, providing key testimony.
High risk due to prolonged abuse, financial exploitation, secret affairs, and escalation to lethal violence.
Early signs included financial control, secret affairs, and escalating abuse. The victim's isolation and disability increased vulnerability. The involvement of a third party lover intensified the abuse and led to murder.
Financial exploitation, secret affairs, and Amal's increasing abuse of Seyed after his illness were key early signals.
Khaled's testimony, neighbor reports of suspicious smells and noises, and Amal's inconsistent statements helped connect the case.
Physical evidence of dismembered body parts, financial documents, and witness testimony were strongest.
Khaled, the victim's son, provided detailed testimony about the abuse and murder. Neighbors reported suspicious smells and noises from Nader's shop.
Initial denials by Amal changed to full confession after evidence and testimony. Nader's claim that Amal was mastermind did not reduce his culpability.
The exact legal status of Amal and Nader's marriage and details of how they obtained marriage documents remain unclear.