The Public Prosecution in Giza continues its investigations into the horrific crime that shook the Faisal area, where the owner of a store selling veterinary medicine was accused of killing a woman and her three children, and disposing of their bodies inside the property in which he resided. This heinous crime raises community concern and prompts the authorities to make more efforts to uncover its details, especially with the presence of children as victims in this shocking incident.
The prosecution decided to detain a worker at the accused’s store for 24 hours, in addition to the tuk-tuk driver who delivered the two children to the Al-Libini property, where investigators are investigating their possible role in this crime. This step comes within the framework of completing the investigations, and emphasizing the importance of collecting all available evidence to reach the truth about this brutal crime.
In a related context, the investigating authorities inspected the accused’s veterinary clinic located in the Al-Libini area in Al-Haram, which is a necessary step to verify any evidence or traces that could contribute to understanding the circumstances of the crime. The caustic substance used in carrying out the crime was also seized in preparation for sending it to the forensic laboratory for examination and to know its nature, which may help in conclusively proving the crime.
The prosecution continues to complete hearing the defendants’ statements and collect the necessary evidence to clarify the details of the crime and the motives for its commission. This case is considered a critical turning point in the authorities’ efforts to uncover the circumstances of the crime, as investigations focus on retrieving accurate details about the events that led to its occurrence, which highlights the importance of justice in such cases.
