Giza Court Postpones Niqab Crime Trial
The Giza Criminal Court today adjourned the trial of the defendants accused of committing the "Niqab Crime," which involved the murder of a woman inside her home in Zanin area near Boulaq Dakrour, to September 12th of next year. Details of the case indicate that the motive behind the crime was theft, as the two defendants planned to steal jewelry and money from the victim's house by disguising themselves completely, wearing women's clothes and a niqab to conceal their identities. Upon their arrival, they surprised the victim's daughter, restrained her movements, and when her mother intervened, one of the defendants attacked her, leading to her death from suffocation. The two perpetrators managed to steal the jewelry and money before fleeing. One of them confessed to planning the crime in cooperation with the other, and they were referred to the court on charges of premeditated murder and robbery by force.
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