Crime Night

In Alexandria, Egypt, a horrifying double murder shocked the community when a mother and her daughter were found brutally killed in their home. The investigation was hindered at first by the killer’s efforts to alter his fingerprints, making identification difficult. The turning point came when the suspect’s fiancée unknowingly gave police key information that exposed his fabricated alibi. As the pieces came together, detectives uncovered the true motive: a deep-seated desire for revenge against his

Kawkab’s story is a dark chapter marked by loss and injustice, ending with the tragic death of her 12-year-old daughter, Jana. It began when Kawkab and her partner, Tarek, arrived at a hospital claiming Jana had been poisoned. Medical staff quickly realized that she had already passed away under suspicious circumstances.Years earlier, Kawkab had married Hadi, Jana’s father, and gradually isolated him from his family, creating an unhealthy home environment that was believed to have contributed to his

Soliman Abdel Rahman Soliman, infamously nicknamed the “Matareya Butcher,” was one of Egypt’s most feared serial killers of the 1980s. Over the course of his crimes, he murdered 29 people—mostly poor and vulnerable men—by strangling them after luring them in while posing as an informant. His killings baffled investigators, as they found no clear motive and noted his unsettling habit of removing his victims’ lower clothing without committing sexual assault. For years, police struggled to track him

Mahmoud Ashraf was a successful and kind man living in Alexandria in 2025. He had built a happy life with his wife, overcome cancer, and recently become a father. But behind the scenes, his brother-in-law, Mohammed—known as Hamo—was consumed with jealousy. Hamo resented Mahmoud’s success, his loving marriage, and the admiration he received from others.Although Mahmoud often tried to help him, Hamo saw every act of kindness as a reminder of his own frustrations and failures. That bitterness grew into

Mahmoud Amin Suleiman, infamously known as “The Butcher of the Intellectuals,” was an Egyptian criminal whose life later inspired Naguib Mahfouz’s novel The Thief and the Dogs. Born into a well-off family, his criminal instincts surfaced at an early age, beginning with petty thefts in childhood before evolving into elaborate burglaries targeting Egypt’s wealthy and famous. His method relied on infiltrating high society circles, earning trust, and gathering valuable intelligence to meticulously plan

The case unfolds in Tunisia, beginning with the discovery of a young man’s body, later identified as Qays Yahya, a barber linked to undocumented immigration. At first, investigators struggle with a lack of leads, but the incident—soon dubbed “Qays Yahya, victim of undocumented immigration”—draws public attention. A breakthrough comes when an elderly woman recognizes details of Qays’s case as connected to her missing son, Zuhayr. This revelation exposes a darker plot: Zuhayr’s wife and his friend