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Uncovering the crime mastermind
Investigations reveal that many murder and felony cases in Egypt go beyond the perpetrators to include the mastermind. Communications, financial transactions, and witness statements are analyzed to uncover those who planned, incited, funded, or helped facilitate the crime. In the case of the killing of media personality Shaima Gamal, it was found that the fingers of the crime belonged to her ex-husband and his partner, and that the execution was premeditated in exchange for money. Similarly, in the case of Talib El-Rehab, his fiancée and others were employed to lure him, with other accused individuals participating in carrying out the act and hiding the body. Additionally, cases of revenge demonstrate that those who incited violence but did not directly participate in shooting or assault are considered criminal accomplices and can be prosecuted if the elements of participation are proven. The Public Prosecution and police rely on digital evidence analysis—such as communications and messages—to identify the mastermind. They emphasize that arresting the perpetrator does not conclude the investigation, as behind many crimes stands another person who plans and supervises the execution.
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