The Egyptian Public Prosecution published a video of its pleading in the case of the murder of an Alexandria priest at the hands of a beggar, who later turned out to be a member of the Islamic Group, whose name the US State Department decided to remove from the lists of terrorism yesterday, Friday.
The prosecution broadcast a video of a part of the pleading in the murder of Arsanios Wadeed, the priest of the Church of the Virgin Mary in Karmouz in Alexandria, and the case bears No. 7429 of 2022 Felonies of the first park.
During the pleading, the Deputy Public Prosecutor said that the accused had joined a group of infidels in Muslims, and that he committed his crime with an aggressive motive, and hit the victim after he observed one fatal blow to the neck that led to his death.
Priest Arsanios Wadeed
The Public Prosecutor added that he hears the heartbeat of passers-by and eyewitnesses for fear of what they saw, adding that we heard the accused during the trial reciting a verse from the Qur’an, but the Public Prosecution, as the guardian of blood in this case, is the first to adhere to this verse of those who have gone astray and corrupted the land, according to what came in the video.
The prosecutor directed the conversation to the accused, saying: “Oh brothers, the infidel by the grace of God, the aggressor of God’s creation, God defends those who believe, God does not love every ungrateful traitor,” continuing that the accused assaulted God’s right and God’s law, and that God defends For the oppressed who wronged him.
He added: “We thank God for apprehending this scourge at the time of the crime, with the knife stained with blood in his hand, because someone like him is a danger to society.”
Last Wednesday, the Alexandria Criminal Court ruled, Referring the papers of the murderer of the priest of Alexandria to the Mufti preparation for his execution.
The court decided to refer the papers of Nehru Abdel Moneim, accused of killing the priest Wadeed, to the Mufti of the Republic to express the legal opinion on his execution, and set the next June 11 session to pronounce the verdict.
During the session, the Public Prosecution said that the accused had proven his mental strength, and it was found that he was psychologically stable and had killed the priest’s soul with premeditation.