The accused, a lawyer, arrived at the Alexandria Criminal Court, which is presided over by Judge Mahmoud Eissa Seraj El-Din. The court is comprised of several judges, including Counselor Tamer Tharwat Shahin, Counselor Abdel Aty Ibrahim Saleh, and Counselor Ahmed Zakria El-Sharkawy. The court clerk is Hassan Mohamed Hassan. The accused's trial is set to begin, with the case having shocked the local community.

According to the case details, the incident began with a report of a foul smell emanating from an apartment in the El-Montazah area of Alexandria. Upon investigation, police found the body of the accused's mother, dissected into three parts. The accused reportedly had a history of disputes with her mother, which led to the heinous crime. The accused allegedly strangled her mother, then dissected the body and placed the head and upper part in the refrigerator.

The accused, who has been identified as a lawyer, was arrested and confessed to the crime. The investigation, led by the Public Prosecution, found that the accused had been motivated by long-standing disputes with her mother, which dated back several years. These disputes had caused the accused to separate from her husband and leave her children with her mother. The accused's actions were discovered after neighbors reported the foul smell.

A forensic report by the Regional Health Council found that the accused did not suffer from any mental or psychological disorders that could have impaired her judgment or led to a loss of control. The report concluded that the accused was fully responsible for her actions. The Public Prosecution's investigation included a thorough examination of the crime scene and witness statements.

The crime scene investigation, conducted by a team from the Public Prosecution, found that the physical evidence matched the statements of witnesses and the accused's confession. The investigation also included a report from the forensic department, which analyzed the crime scene and the state of the body. The forensic report corroborated the witnesses' statements and the accused's confession.

The accused's actions were reenacted as part of the investigation, with the accused demonstrating how she committed the crime. This reenactment provided further evidence of the events leading up to and during the crime. The prosecution's findings have been used to build a case against the accused, who now faces trial for her alleged crimes.

The case has garnered significant attention in the local community, with many expressing shock and outrage at the accused's actions. The trial is expected to continue in the coming days, with the accused facing charges of murder and desecration of a corpse. The community remains on edge as the trial unfolds.

Key points

  • The accused, a lawyer, has been charged with murder and desecration of a corpse.
  • The crime was reportedly motivated by long-standing disputes between the accused and her mother.
  • A forensic report found that the accused was fully responsible for her actions, with no evidence of mental or psychological disorders.

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