According to the video report, Ahmed, a 37-year-old veterinary-pharmacy owner in the Faisal area of Giza, allegedly exploited the marital problems of a 39-year-old woman, promised to marry her after divorce, and arranged a nearby apartment for her and her three children. After she rejected his alleged sexual advances, he reportedly poisoned her on or around October 21, 2025. She died at Kasr Al-Ainy Hospital on October 25. On October 26, Ahmed allegedly poisoned two children, Saif and Jana, drowned the youngest child Mustafa in the Mansouria Canal, and moved Saif and Jana with an employee to another building. Forensic findings, surveillance footage, missing-person reports, and subsequent questioning linked the deaths to Ahmed. The Giza Criminal Court reportedly sentenced Ahmed to death on January 27, 2026. A second participant was charged with concealing the bodies, while the tuk-tuk driver was released.
Country: Egypt
State/Province: Giza, Egypt
City/Region: Faisal
Incident Type: Family Homicide
Relationship Status: Married
Relationship Duration: Approximately 14 years (marriage)
Recorded context: Affair started / overlapping relationship
Reported initiator: Alleged suspect / offender
Relationship timing: During marriage or ongoing partnership, before separation
Incident Date: Oct. 25, 2025
Primary reported outcome: Homicide
Reported self-harm outcome: No suicide or attempt reported
Reported sequence: Order not reported / unclear
Additional victims reported: 3
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Approximately 14 years (marriage)
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Romantic Triangle
The report describes a marriage marked by repeated disputes, attempted separations, and family pressure to return. Ahmed allegedly exploited the mother's vulnerability by promising marriage while she was still married, then reacted with possessiveness and suspicion when she resisted him and communicated with a divorce mediator. The reported relationship conflict escalated into alleged poisoning and the killing of the children who could have exposed him.
The report says Hamada filed a missing-person report on October 5, 2025. Saif and Jana were found on building stairs after residents heard screams, and both later died. Forensic examination reportedly found poisonous and narcotic substances and no evidence of sexual assault. Investigators followed surveillance footage and the tuk-tuk license plate to the driver, then to Ahmed and an employee. Ahmed was reportedly arrested after fleeing and allegedly confessed after being confronted with video evidence, although the report says his explanations changed. Ahmed was charged with premeditated murder, referred to criminal court on November 13, 2025, and sentenced to death by hanging on January 27, 2026. The employee was charged with concealing bodies, and the tuk-tuk driver was released. The employee's final sentence was not reported.
Investigators initially considered whether Hamada might have killed the children, but reportedly cleared him after reviewing his missing-person report and statements. Social-media speculation falsely suggested that Jana had been assaulted; forensic examination reportedly rejected that claim. Ahmed allegedly gave changing accounts involving an affair, alleged betrayal, and a child's supposed discovery of the relationship. A theory that Ahmed made anonymous calls to widen conflict between the spouses remained unconfirmed.
According to the report, the mother left her marital home with the children in September 2025 intending to stay with relatives, but instead moved into an apartment Ahmed had rented in his building in Faisal. After about 20 days, Hamada reported the family missing. Ahmed allegedly attempted to assault the mother, poisoned her, took her to hospital under false details, and monitored the hospital while disguised. After learning of her death, he allegedly poisoned Saif and Jana, drowned Mustafa when he refused the drink, and used an employee and a tuk-tuk to move two bodies. Surveillance, forensic toxicology, missing-person records, witness observations, and Ahmed's reported statements connected the incidents into a four-victim homicide case.
The source describes serious escalation indicators: repeated marital conflict, pressure to remain in the marriage, secret relocation, dependency on a new partner, alleged sexual coercion, possessive jealousy, false accusations of infidelity, poisoning, concealment, and attempts to monitor the hospital outcome. The account is partly based on investigation reports and alleged statements attributed to Ahmed; it should not be treated as an independent psychological or legal finding beyond the reported conviction.
The source highlights how relationship vulnerability, isolation, promises of replacement marriage, coercive sexual behavior, possessive jealousy, and fear of exposure can converge into severe violence. The children were reportedly exposed to the alleged assault and became potential witnesses, which the investigation narrative identifies as a factor in the later killings. Social-media accusations against the mother were not supported by the reported forensic findings and illustrate the danger of treating an accused person's claims as proof about a deceased victim.
The most important reported early signals were repeated marital conflict, requests for divorce, family pressure to return, Ahmed's increasing private involvement, promises of marriage after divorce, relocation to an apartment he arranged, alleged sexual advances, possessive jealousy, and accusations that the mother was unfaithful.
The reported clues included the missing-person report, Jana's reported identification of herself and her father, surveillance footage showing Ahmed and another man moving Saif and Jana, the visible tuk-tuk plate, forensic toxicology, hospital-related false registration, Ahmed's attempts to monitor the mother while disguised, and changing accounts after arrest.
The strongest reported evidence was surveillance footage, forensic examination showing poisonous substances in the children's bodies, the absence of reported sexual assault, missing-person records, the tuk-tuk trail, witness observations by residents, and Ahmed's alleged confession after investigators confronted him with the footage. The source does not provide full court documents or independent verification of every investigative detail.
Neighbors reportedly described the mother as respectable and said they had not observed misconduct. Residents reportedly heard screams and found Saif and Jana on building stairs. Jana reportedly identified herself and her father before losing consciousness. Hamada, the mother's sister, cousin, father-in-law, and other relatives reportedly gave statements about the marriage and her character. Investigators reportedly questioned the tuk-tuk driver and the unnamed employee.
Follow-up investigation changed the understanding from social-media speculation about an assault and a possible natural death to a reported four-victim homicide involving poisoning and drowning. Investigators initially examined Hamada as a possible suspect but reportedly cleared him. The source later reported Ahmed's arrest, referral to court, and death sentence, while the employee's final disposition remained unclear.
The mother's full legal name, the complete circumstances of her relationship with Ahmed, whether Ahmed made anonymous calls to Hamada, the exact role and sentence of the employee, and the full court record remain unclear. The source also contains allegations attributed to Ahmed that may have been self-serving and inconsistent.