The Arab street did not recover from the shock of two crimes that claimed the lives of two girls, the Jordanian Iman Irsheed, who was shot and killed, and the Egyptian Naira Ashraf was stabbed to death, to witness again a third crime, the victim of which was Jordanian, who was killed by her Jordanian husband in the United Arab Emirates.
The victim’s sister had published on her Twitter account the details of the crime, stressing that her sister Lubna Mansour was the victim of a crime committed by her husband, as he stabbed her at about 16 after a dispute between them; describing him as a “human monster.”
Initial information, quoting Jordanian media, stated that the engineer, Lubna Mansour, was killed by her husband, who holds the same nationality, as a result of a personal dispute that broke out between them.
According to a statement by the Sharjah Police, the Criminal Investigation and Investigation Department of the General Command of Sharjah Police managed to uncover the mystery of the murder of a twenty-year-old Arab woman whose body was found in her car in one of the areas and the perpetrator was arrested within two hours of receiving the report.
The police indicated that after receiving the report to the operating room last Friday evening, she said that her daughter had been kidnapped by a person known to them, and there had been previous disputes between them.
The competent security services teams moved to the site of the communication, and by examining the cameras at the site, it was found that the person attacked the victim in her vehicle, which is located in the parking lot of the building in which she lives, and stabbed her in the window, and ran away in her car, while she was with him.
Through the search and investigation procedures carried out by the search team, the victim’s car and body were found, while the offender fled to hide from the police, where he was found on the beach hiding from the hands of justice, and by interrogation, he confessed to committing his crime due to personal differences. A case was registered and referred to the public prosecution.
