The Fifth Settlement Criminal Court has scheduled September 12, 2026, for the first hearing in the trial of the suspect accused of killing his friend and other members of his family in the case widely known as the Narges Crime.
The case is registered under No. 8827 of 2026, Fifth Settlement Felony, and is also recorded under No. 1185 of 2026, New Cairo Major Crimes.
Details of the Narges Crime Referral Order
According to the investigation and referral order, the suspect is accused of intentionally killing the first victim, Osama Nassif, after allegedly planning the crime in advance.
The investigation alleges that the suspect prepared a licensed firearm and went to the victim's residence, where he allegedly persuaded him to leave the home and accompanied him to a location away from other people's attention.
According to the referral order, the suspect allegedly fired several shots at the victim, one of which struck his head, followed by another shot. The injuries reportedly described in the forensic report resulted in the victim's death.
Suspect Also Accused of Kidnapping His Friend
The referral order also includes an allegation that the suspect kidnapped the first victim and removed him from the view of his family.
According to the investigation, the suspect allegedly lured the victim under the pretext of spending time at a café, allowing him to separate the victim from his relatives before carrying out the alleged crime.
Charges Related to the Victim's Family
The referral order also contains allegations that the suspect intentionally killed members of the first victim's family.
According to the investigation, the suspect allegedly sought to eliminate them out of fear that the first crime would be discovered and to continue his alleged plan to steal property from the victim's home.
The investigation alleges that the suspect returned to the residence and lured the family members away by claiming that the first victim had been involved in a traffic accident and taken to a hospital.
He allegedly took them to a location away from public view and fired multiple shots at them, causing injuries that resulted in their deaths, according to the referral order.
Alleged Kidnapping Through Deception
The case also includes an allegation that the family members were kidnapped through deception.
According to the referral order, the suspect allegedly persuaded them to go to a remote location by claiming that the first victim had been involved in a collision and transported to a hospital.
Investigators allege that this method enabled him to separate the victims from their relatives before carrying out the alleged criminal plan.
Attempted Theft From the Victim's Home
The charges also include an allegation of attempted theft of money and gold jewelry from the first victim's home.
According to the referral order, the suspect allegedly obtained the key to the residence after killing the victim and then went to the property to carry out the alleged theft.
The investigation states that the attempted crime was not completed because the building's security guard was near the residence. The suspect allegedly left the area fearing that his actions would be discovered, while allegedly intending to return later.
Trial Date in the Narges Crime Case
The Fifth Settlement Criminal Court is scheduled to hold the first hearing in the case on September 12, 2026.
The allegations contained in the referral order remain subject to judicial review, and the suspect is presumed innocent unless and until a final court judgment establishes otherwise.
When is the first hearing in the Narges Crime case?
The first hearing is scheduled for September 12, 2026, before the Fifth Settlement Criminal Court.
What are the main charges against the suspect?
The charges include alleged intentional murder, kidnapping and attempted theft, according to the referral order.
Who was the first alleged victim?
The first victim named in the referral order is Osama Nassif.
Why is the suspect accused of kidnapping the family members?
According to the investigation, he allegedly lured them away by claiming that the first victim had been involved in an accident and taken to a hospital.
Has a final verdict been issued?
No. The case remains before the court, and no final judgment has been issued.
