Hamdi, a 39-year-old man working in Hurghada, was lured by his wife Hadir and her colleague Wissam to an apartment in Nag' Hammadi under false pretenses. There, Hadir and Wissam attacked and killed him. They attempted to conceal the crime by pouring fire water on his face and hiding his identity documents. The body remained undiscovered for about 20 to 30 days until a foul smell led to its discovery. Both Hadir and Wissam confessed and were sentenced to death by hanging.
Country: Egypt
State/Province: Qinā, Egypt
City/Region: Nag' Hammadi
Incident Type: Murder
Relationship Status: Married
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Recorded context: New relationship started
Reported initiator: Victim
Relationship timing: During separation
Incident Date: Dec. 16, 2025
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2025-12-16
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ساعه مع حنفى السيد · Original language: English
دبـ ـحـ ـوه وتركوا جـ ـثـ ـتـ ـه 20 يوم تفاصيل مـ ـقـ ـتـ ـل زوج علي يد زوجته وعشيقها
Infidelity
The case involves a married couple living apart due to the husband's work. The wife engaged in an extramarital affair with a colleague, leading to jealousy and a violent conspiracy to kill the husband. The murder was premeditated and involved deception and concealment of evidence.
Police investigation used surveillance cameras to track the victim's movements, leading to the wife's confession. The discovery of the body was prompted by a foul smell reported by neighbors. Both suspects confessed and were sentenced to death after consultation with the Egyptian Mufti.
Initial confusion arose from the wife's denial of the husband's presence despite camera evidence. The use of a fake ID to rent the apartment delayed identification of the body.
Hamdi worked in Hurghada and visited his wife Hadir in Nag' Hammadi periodically. Hadir developed a secret relationship with Wissam, a colleague. She falsely accused Wissam of harassment to lure Hamdi to an apartment rented by Wissam under a fake ID. There, Wissam and Hadir attacked and killed Hamdi, then attempted to erase evidence by burning his face and removing identity documents. The body remained undiscovered for about a month until neighbors reported a smell. Police identified the victim through fingerprints and photos, leading to the arrest and confession of Hadir and Wissam.
High risk due to infidelity, jealousy, and premeditated violence involving multiple perpetrators and concealment efforts.
Infidelity and jealousy can escalate to lethal violence even in regions where honor is highly valued. Deceptive tactics such as false accusations and use of fake IDs complicate investigations. Surveillance footage and community reports are critical in uncovering concealed crimes.
Secret phone communications and late-night calls between Hadir and Wissam, jealousy expressed by Wissam, and the wife's false harassment claims were early warning signs.
Surveillance camera footage showing Hamdi's arrival despite wife's denial, neighbor reports of foul smell, and discovery of the rented apartment with a fake ID were key clues.
Surveillance videos, fingerprint matching, victim identification by family, and confessions from suspects were strongest evidence.
Neighbors reported a foul smell from the apartment. Victim's friends and family questioned the wife's claims about his whereabouts. Apartment owner reported renting to an unknown man with a fake ID. Police used these statements to advance the investigation.
Follow-up reports confirmed the suspects' confessions and the court's death sentence. No further updates on appeals or additional investigations were available.
Exact timing of the murder and detailed sequence of the attack remain unclear. The duration of the relationship between Hadir and Wissam before the murder is not specified.