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Key Moments in Assembly Crime and 150,000-Pound Loan
The security authorities were able to arrest a suspect in the Fifth Settlement murder case within 120 minutes after discovering the victims' bodies inside a bloodstained car. It was revealed that the suspect murdered his friend over a financial debt of 150,000 Egyptian pounds. The crime occurred after the latter borrowed money from the victim without requesting an IOU, despite having a long-standing friendship. Investigations indicate that the suspect left the car, which contained the bodies, near his residence and tried to disguise himself before being caught, thanks to tracing clues and technical analysis techniques. It is also known that the friendship between the two victims was strong, and the main motive for the crime was greed and betrayal.
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