The Alexandria detention renewal judge ordered the detention of (S.G.), a lawyer accused of killing her mother and dismembering her body, for 15 days pending investigations.

The decision came after investigations conducted by El Montazah First Prosecution Office in Alexandria, which questioned the suspect and carried out necessary examinations at the crime scene.

Investigations into Alexandria Mother Murder Case

A prosecution team and assistant public prosecutors, including Ahmed Rashed Abu Zeid and Mostafa Adly, inspected the location of the incident as part of the ongoing investigation.

Public Prosecutor Assistant Ahmed Rashed Abu Zeid questioned the suspect during an investigation session that lasted approximately eight hours, during which she reportedly admitted involvement in the incident.

Suspect’s Statements Before Prosecutors

During questioning, the suspect admitted committing the crime after the crime scene examination, citing long-standing family disputes as part of the circumstances surrounding the case.

The investigation also addressed previous personal issues, including her separation from her husband and the departure of her daughters.

Legal Procedures Continue in Alexandria Mother Murder Case

El Montazah First Prosecution Office ordered an urgent forensic examination report and requested criminal evidence investigations as authorities continue examining all details related to the case.

The investigation remains ongoing, and no final judicial ruling has been issued against the suspect so far, while authorities continue working to uncover the full circumstances of the incident.

How long was the suspect detained?

The suspect was ordered to be detained for 15 days pending investigations.

Where did the incident take place?

The incident occurred in Alexandria under the jurisdiction of El Montazah First Prosecution Office.

Did the suspect confess?

According to preliminary investigations, the suspect admitted involvement during questioning.

What actions did prosecutors take?

Prosecutors ordered forensic and criminal evidence reports and continued the investigation procedures.