تيشيرت الفاعل.. يكشف جريمة نورهان خليل فتاة بورسعيد | بودكاست الأشقيا #دقائق

The episode begins by introducing a deeply disturbing case from Port Said, where Nourhan Khalil, in agreement with her boyfriend, brutally murdered her mother. The hosts promise to delve into the details of the crime, emphasizing its shocking nature due to the violation of the sacred mother-daughter relationship.

Mohamed provides background on the family: Khalil Mohamed Abdullah, the father, sustained his family through trade. His wife, Dalia Samir El-Houshy, worked at Port Fouad Hospital. They had three children: Nourhan (20 at the time of the incident), Ahmed (17), and Adam (12). The family moved to the Fairoz neighborhood a year before the crime. Nourhan was a university student and engaged to a young man named Mohamed.

The catalyst for the tragedy was the friendship between Ahmed, Nourhan's younger brother, and Hussein Fahmy, a 15-year-old boy new to the neighborhood. Hussein, described as having a delinquent appearance, became close to Ahmed. Unbeknownst to Ahmed, Hussein developed an interest in Nourhan, who was five years older and engaged. Their relationship progressed through social media and private conversations, forming a secret bond despite Nourhan’s engagement.

Two days before the murder, on December 12, 2022, Dalia, the mother, returned home early from work due to feeling unwell. She discovered Nourhan and Hussein in a compromising position in Nourhan’s room. Shocked and distraught, Dalia screamed and confronted her daughter, who pleaded for forgiveness. Dalia, feeling betrayed, confiscated Nourhan’s phone and threatened to tell her husband, leading to a tense standoff.

On December 13, Nourhan secretly retrieved her mother's phone and messaged Hussein, informing him of her mother's discovery and threats to involve her father and brother. Hussein responded with a plan to 'discipline' the mother, assuring Nourhan he would 'get rid of the issue.' On December 14, at 7:26 PM, Hussein called Nourhan, instructing her to prepare boiling water, implying a violent plan. They coordinated to ensure no one else was home, with Nourhan’s father and brother, Ahmed, at work, and Adam at his studies.

Nourhan left the apartment door ajar for Hussein and prepared boiling water as instructed. Hussein entered, carrying a large hammer and a spiked club, while Nourhan directed him to her sleeping mother. He brutally attacked Dalia with the hammer, striking her head. As Dalia woke and screamed, he continued to beat her with the club. Nourhan stood by, witnessing the horrific assault. Even as Dalia begged for mercy, Nourhan poured boiling water on her, then retrieved a blunt knife for Hussein. When the knife failed to cause fatal damage, Nourhan brought a glass, which Hussein broke and used to inflict a fatal neck wound. The final blow to her head caused an 'explosion' and Dalia died.

After the murder, Nourhan and Hussein attempted to clean up the crime scene, wiping away blood. They wrapped Dalia’s body in a red sheet and initially tried to move it out of the apartment but failed, so they dragged it back to her room. Hussein planned a cover-up story: a robber broke in, attacking Dalia and stealing phones. He took both Nourhan's and Dalia's phones and left, but accidentally left behind his blood-soaked T-shirt near the sofa. Nourhan then called Ahmed, fabricating a story about their mother collapsing and being taken to the hospital. Ahmed, frantic, went to the hospital while Nourhan, back at home, screamed for help, claiming a robbery. Neighbors found Dalia’s lifeless body and alerted the police.

Police, led by investigative teams, began their probe. Initial investigations into Dalia’s work and community relationships yielded no leads for potential enemies. The turning point came when Ahmed, returning home, identified the blood-stained T-shirt as Hussein’s, a shirt Hussein had previously tried to sell him. This crucial piece of evidence, combined with forensic analysis of their phone communications, revealed the illicit relationship between Hussein and Nourhan and their conspiracy to murder. Confronted with the evidence, both Hussein and Nourhan eventually confessed, though they later attempted to retract or modify their statements.

Medical examinations, including an autopsy, confirmed the brutality of the murder, matching the confessed methods (hammer, spiked club, boiling water, and a sharp object). Nourhan’s medical examination explicitly confirmed she had lost her virginity. The public prosecution charged both Hussein and Nourhan with premeditated murder. Nourhan later sent a letter from prison to her aunt, attempting to portray herself as a victim of rape and coercion. While her father initially tried to mitigate her sentence by waiving his rights as a legal guardian, the court disregarded these attempts. The Court of Cassation upheld the death sentence for Nourhan and sentenced Hussein to 15 years in a juvenile detention facility.