Victim's Son Reflects on Beni Mazar Tragedy

The article discusses the controversy surrounding the series "The Full Story – What Was Not Told About Beni Mazar" and its impact on the families of the victims of the mass shooting in Shams al-Din Village in Minya Governorate. The incident occurred on December 29, 2005, resulting in the deaths of ten people from three neighboring families. The families emphasized that the content is inaccurate and rekindles grief and the specter of revenge. They confirmed that the story presented by the series does not reflect the truth of the crime, which lasted for more than 21 years. The families stated that the perpetrator is a person named M. A., who was acquitted by the court, and they have resorted to the judiciary to demand their rights and call for a reopening of the investigation. The families also criticized the series for portraying untrue events, such as the death of one of the victims in the series' scenes despite the victim being alive in reality, and for depicting magic and a slaughtered bath at the crime scene — details that stirred feelings of hatred and revenge anew. They affirmed that the case remains vivid in their minds and that they are exerting pressure on the judiciary to contain the situation. They condemned the production for ignoring facts and reality.

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