The case of the trial of Muhammad Adel, the killer of student Naira Ashraf, known as the “Mansoura Girl” case, has reached its final stage, after the Court of Cassation set the next January 26 session to consider the defendant’s appeal.
June 20, 2022, Naira was murdered by her colleague, Mohamed Adel, near the wall of Mansoura University.
The Public Prosecution Office completes the investigation of the accused and refers him to felonies 48 hours before the crime occurred.
On July 22, 2022, the Mansoura Criminal Court, headed by Counselor Bahaa Al-Din Al-Marri, considered the first session of the trial.
After considering two sessions of the criminal case, the accused shall be referred to the Mufti to take a legal opinion on his execution.
Felonies sentenced on July 6, 2022, to the death penalty by hanging for the accused for premeditated murder.
Two months after the ruling, the Court of Cassation set the next January 26 session to hear the defendant’s appeal.
The Court of Cassation set the next January 26 session as the first session to consider suspending the execution of the verdict issued against the accused, Mohamed Adel, in the case of killing Naira Ashraf, until the appeal is decided before the Thursday “D” circuit of the Court of Cassation..
On June 22, Counselor Hamada Al-Sawy had ordered the Public Prosecutor to refer the accused, Mohamed Adel, to the Criminal Court; To punish him for what he was accused of of intentionally and premeditated killing of the victim student (Naira), where he made the intention and determined to kill her, and tracked her until he got her in front of Mansoura University. Forty-eight hours after the accident.