تونزي تيليغراف
تونزي تيليغراف
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The Jendouba murder case reveals the tragic death of a woman in her forties, who was lured by the suspects to a secluded location. There, one of them strangled her with a scarf and then buried her alive in a deep hole, despite her still being alive, according to initial confessions. The investigation began after her disappearance on October 3rd and led to the discovery of the body 12 days later after extensive searching. The body was recovered and sent for an autopsy to determine the cause of death. Evidence suggests that the victim uncovered a secret relationship between the suspects, prompting them to eliminate her out of fear of exposure. The investigation also indicates that the perpetrators tried to hide the crime scene by using construction materials before they were detained. This case raises questions about the importance of carefully following legal and human considerations and emphasizes that personal reasons or relationships do not justify killing or attacking the victim.
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