Final Court Ruling Issued
On Monday, a Beni Suef criminal court sentenced a merchant and his two sons to death by hanging after convicting them of the intentional murder of a driver during a violent altercation in Al-Maimoun village, Waasta district, north of Beni Suef.
Start of the Incident
The case dates back to August 1, 2025, when security authorities received a report that a man in his fifties had arrived at Waasta Central Hospital dead, suffering multiple fatal stab wounds.
Investigation Findings
Investigations revealed that the victim, identified as “Hassan. M. H.” aged 53 and working as a driver, was involved in a dispute that escalated between his younger brother and one of the defendants.
Details of the Crime
The situation escalated when the victim attempted to intervene and break up the fight, but he was attacked with a bladed weapon, suffering fatal stab wounds to the chest and abdomen, along with severe injuries that led to his death before reaching the hospital.
Arrest and Trial Process
Security forces arrested the father and his two sons, and the case was referred to the Public Prosecution. After months of investigations, the court issued its final verdict sentencing all three defendants to death by hanging.
What was the court ruling?
The court sentenced the defendants to death by hanging.
What was the motive of the crime?
It occurred during a family dispute that escalated into a violent fight.
Who was the victim?
A 53-year-old driver named Hassan. M. H.
Where did the incident happen?
In Al-Maimoun village, Waasta district, Beni Suef Governorate.
