The death penalty had been suspended, according to the defence attorney for the man accused of killing his two children in the Mitt Salsil Center in Egypt’s Dakahlia Governorate.
Mahmoud Nazmi’s lawyer, who was sentenced to death on the charge of throwing his two children from the top of the “Faraskour Bridge” to stop the execution of the death sentence and open the investigation into the new evidence submitted, according to the “Cairo 24” website.
The Mansoura Criminal Court had previously sentenced Mahmoud Nazmi to death for the killing of his two sons, Rayan and Muhammad, by throwing them in the Nile River, on the first day of Eid al -Adha.
The accused initially claimed that they had kidnapped him during his investigation, but the detective’s inquiries showed that he had been “proved by the conclusive proof of his crime.”
The Dakahlia Governorate was witness to a horrible murder on the first day of Eid al-Adha when two children’s bodies were discovered in the Nile’s waters and their father shocked everyone by confessing to killing them.
The father continued, saying he made up the tale of taking the two kids to the cabaret city in order to protect them from the top of the Faraskour Bridge over the Nile.
The father fell and confessed to the entire extent of his crime after the prosecution presented him with specifics of a call he had with his wife and films of surveillance cameras demonstrating that he had been with the two children when they vanished.
New proof: An Egyptian father’s killing prevented his children from entering the Nile!
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