Slaughter of a mentally disabled girl in Syria .. to steal her smartphone
Social and civil circles in the northeastern region of Syria were shocked by a horrific crime, the victim of which was a girl with disabilities.
According to the information, a girl of about ten years old asked her neighbor to accompany her to their house. She is about nineteen years old, and she has an intellectual disability.
Neighbors said that the victim's family had been searching for their daughter all day long after her disappearance, as she usually sits on the street near her house.
With the sunset, the security and intelligence services began searching for her in the streets of Mushairfa and nearby neighborhoods, until they found her body in a ruin on the outskirts of the neighborhood, just before midnight.
The victim had a cut in the neck with a sharp object, and she bled for hours, and there were four blows to her head.
According to "Sky News Arabia", a security source in the city of Hasaka explained how the investigators identified the perpetrators, saying: "There were remnants of skin, blood and human flesh under the victim's fingernails, as it was clear that she had defended herself while the assailants tried to remove the modern phone device that she had. or restraining her before the attempted murder.
He added, "After interrogating the close neighbors of her house, we noticed the presence of scratches on the face of a woman from the family of the perpetrators, and after confronting them with the facts, they confessed their act, stressing that the goal was to obtain the phone that the victim owned, and she had obtained it as a gift from one of her uncles some time ago. short, and you can hear some songs through it.
After the news of the confession of members of this family to what they had committed, dozens of young men from the victim's family attacked their house and set it on fire, as the rest of them fled outside the city of Al-Hasakah.
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