On the pretext that she was a “zanana”, meaning a lot of crying, two parents killed their baby girl after torturing her in Giza Governorate, Egypt.
The Public Prosecution Office in southern Giza conducted extensive investigations into the torture of a baby girl to death because of her crying in the Bulaq El-Dakrour area.
The story began when Major Muhammad Tabliah, head of the investigations of the Bulaq Al-Dakrour Police Department in the Giza Security Directorate, received a signal from the hospital stating that a baby girl had been received with traces of beating and bruises on the body. .
At first, the girl’s parents denied, claiming that she had fallen from the top of the bed, but after re-discussing them and confronting them with the health inspector’s report that there were signs of beating and bruises and by tightening the noose on them, they admitted that they had beaten her because of her constant crying “Zananah”, as they said, and that they did not intend to kill her, and that they are on the way Escaping legal accountability, they falsely claimed that she had fallen from the bed, and the body was kept in the hospital refrigerator at the disposal of the Public Prosecution Office.