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Have murder-for-hire crimes resurfaced
Investigations reveal that the phenomenon of hired killing has returned to the forefront in Egypt, where defendants hire others to carry out murders in exchange for money or benefits, in order to divert suspicion away from the mastermind. Examples include cases such as the murder of media personality Shaima Gamal, in which an associate was used to commit the crime for financial compensation, and a revenge murder in Sohag carried out by individuals who impersonated police officers. The law harshly punishes instigators and cooperating accomplices, with experts emphasizing that this pattern of crimes reflects a dangerous shift, as perpetrators prefer external hiring to carry out crimes in order to avoid punishment, even though digital evidence often reveals the link between the instigator and the implementer.
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