The Public Prosecutor heard from the Mallawi Center in Minya Governorate, south of Egypt, the statements of the accused in the killing of his three children in front of the train on Saturday evening, where the defendant gave some incomprehensible words to the prosecution's investigations, and the Prosecution heard the statements of the accused's wife who denied the existence of family problems, confirming that he suffered psychological and nervous attacks.
Fawzi Ali, 62, a farmer, the brother of the accused, Mohamed Ali, the father of the victims, said that his brother suffers from mental illness and disorder, and that he boycotted him 12 years ago and there is no communication between them, and that he heard about the accident as the villagers heard him, and expressed his surprise at what happened.
He added that after the crime, his brother and a number of policemen threw stones and bricks at the police, smashed the windows of a van that was parked next to the railway track and started cursing and cursing everyone without justification.
The prosecution also listened to some eyewitnesses, and viewed the preliminary investigation report on the accident, which revealed that the accused had suffered psychological and neurological attacks some time ago.
The people of Maasara Mallawi village were saddened by the grief for the third day in a row, and they refused to speak about the incident, satisfied with the silence and comfort of the family of the three victims.
The police had received notification from the rescue operations that Muhammad Ali Abdel-Alim, 56, a farmer and resident of Maasara Malwi village, south of Minya, threw his three children (Khadija 4 years, 8 years, and 6 years old) in front of the Upper Egypt train, in a state of astonishment in front of Citizens.
After the arrest of the perpetrator, he was found to have thrown them in front of the Upper Egypt Railway, at the Mallawi winepress station. Initial investigations revealed that he suffers from mental and neurological disease.
A report of the incident was prepared, and the public prosecutor was examined, the bodies were transferred to the morgue of the Mallawi General Hospital and permission to bury them after handing them over to their families.
The Attorney General for the Prosecution of Southern Minya decided to present the murderous father to a specialized committee of psychiatry, to determine whether or not he had a mental and neurological illness.
The decision also included the accused being imprisoned for 4 days pending investigations, for being accused of throwing his three children in front of the Upper Egypt train, on Friday evening.