The name of Dr. Nawal El-Dagwy has recently gained significant attention on social media after several incidents and legal disputes related to her were published through an account attributed to one of her relatives.
The developments prompted the Supreme Council for Media Regulation to investigate a complaint filed against the account and summon the person responsible to examine compliance with media and legal regulations.
Investigation Developments Regarding Missing Phones
Prosecution Reveals New Details
Public prosecution investigations revealed new information regarding the disappearance of Dr. Ahmed El-Dagwy’s two phones after his death, an issue that raised questions from the first days after his body was discovered.
The matter became more widely discussed following statements by his brother Amr El-Dagwy, who said the phones were missing and believed they had been stolen from the death scene.
Testimony of Ahmed El-Dagwy’s Driver
Statement About Taking the Phones
The investigations included the testimony of Ahmed El-Dagwy’s private driver, Sayed Abu Bakr Youssef, 43, who stated that he saw lawyer Yasser Saleh, Ahmed El-Dagwy’s lawyer, taking the two phones from the dressing room where the body was located.
The driver said the lawyer placed the phones inside his black bag before police arrived and then asked him not to mention the matter to anyone.
He added that the lawyer arrived at the villa on May 25, 2025, to attend a scheduled meeting with Ahmed El-Dagwy and lawyer Ehab Assem, but learned of El-Dagwy’s death upon arrival and immediately went to the room where the body was located.
Details of the Missing Phones
iPhone 14 and Samsung Device
The driver stated that one of the phones was an iPhone 14 regularly used by the deceased, while the other was a Samsung phone.
He explained that he could not identify their colors because both devices had protective covers.
He also confirmed that he and lawyer Ehab Assem were the two people who witnessed the phone-taking incident, noting that Assem did not object at the time.
The driver added that the deceased’s wife, Nesreen Saeed, did not witness what happened because she was overwhelmed after learning about the death.
Driver Questioned Over Delayed Disclosure
Reason Behind His Silence
During the investigation, prosecutors questioned the driver about why he did not mention the phone incident in his earlier statements.
The driver explained that he remained silent after being asked by the lawyer not to tell anyone, saying he feared losing his livelihood and later decided to speak to clear his conscience.
Lawyer’s Return to Villa and Phone Disappearance
Surveillance Footage and Black Bag
According to the investigation records, the driver stated that the lawyer left the floor where the death occurred and returned to the villa about half an hour later.
He said he did not see the phones again after they were placed inside the black bag, which he identified as the same bag seen with the lawyer in surveillance footage shown by prosecutors.
Investigations also revealed that Amr El-Dagwy later received the phones from his late brother’s lawyer.
Continued Investigations and Media Oversight
Monitoring Case-Related Publications
These developments come as investigations continue into various aspects related to the case, while the Supreme Council for Media Regulation monitors published content regarding the dispute following the complaint against the account that shared documents and private details related to the family conflict.
Why has Nawal El-Dagwy’s name been trending recently?
Because several incidents and disputes related to her were published through an account attributed to one of her relatives.
What case did the investigations reveal new details about?
The disappearance of Ahmed El-Dagwy’s phones after his death.
What types of phones went missing?
An iPhone 14 and a Samsung phone.
Who testified about the phone incident?
Ahmed El-Dagwy’s private driver.
Did the family receive the phones later?
The investigations stated that Amr El-Dagwy later received the phones from his late brother’s lawyer.
