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Tunisian flight attendant's sentence reduced
The Court of Cassation has upheld the appeal submitted by Tunisian hostess Amira Bint Hamid, reducing her sentence from 15 to 7 years in prison. She was convicted of ending her daughter Tara's life inside the family home using a piece of cloth. The court clarified that investigations revealed the defendant embraced spiritual healing beliefs that developed during her time in Egypt. She provided confessions about visions and ideas that led her to commit the crime, based on suggestions and commands she received. Additionally, the psychiatric report confirmed that the defendant was responsible for her actions at the time of the incident and did not suffer from any mental or psychological illness. The court had previously issued a 15-year prison sentence for the defendant after convicting her of killing her daughter, before the Court of Cassation overturned the verdict and reduced the sentence.
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