Family commits crime over school costs
Investigations reveal that the motive behind the Fifth Settlement family crime, carried out by the defendant, was related to his severe financial crisis, especially given the expenses of his daughter's school, which amounted to 350,000 pounds annually. He was relying on a monthly pension of 22,000 pounds. After failing to obtain a loan from his friend, Osama Nassif, the defendant began contemplating seizing the family's money, leading him to kill the entire family after luring them in and shooting them, with the aim of stealing their money and gold jewelry. It was found that the defendant’s relationship with the victims was amicable, but his financial crisis was the primary motive for the crime, which resulted in the killing of the victim, his wife, and their two daughters. Evidence and technical reports confirmed the validity of his involvement in the crime, and he is currently facing trial.
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