Former Egyptian Ambassador’s Son Found⁣ Dead in Sheikh Zayed City

On⁢ Saturday, the Public Prosecution heard​ the testimony of a former​ Egyptian ambassador ⁤to Serbia, following the discovery⁣ of his ‌son’s body in a residential compound in Sheikh Zayed City.

The former ambassador ⁢revealed that he ⁣and⁣ his⁢ wife reside in⁤ the fifth‌ settlement ⁢area, while his 38-year-old ‍son worked for a company in Saudi ​Arabia.​ The son had returned to Cairo approximately three months prior to the incident,⁤ where he lived alone​ in Sheikh Zayed City. He was⁤ soon⁤ to be engaged to a ‍girl.

During the investigation, the father ⁣reported that he used ⁣a​ pry bar to open⁤ a door and discovered his son’s body wrapped in‍ a carpet in‌ the hall. The entire area was covered in blood, prompting him to call the ⁢police ⁤for ​assistance. ⁢The public prosecution and police force responded to the scene.

Al-Masri Al-Youm uncovered details of ⁢the ⁣prosecution’s inspection, which revealed⁤ that the victim’s residence ‍lacked surveillance cameras,​ except for those at the gate of‌ the residential complex. This limited the ability to monitor the movements of people​ entering and leaving the‍ premises.

Investigations ‍indicated that ⁢the Mercedes car,‌ belonging to the victim, was missing. It is believed that the perpetrator‌ stole the vehicle and‌ fled the ​scene, also seizing the ‍victim’s mobile phones.