Criminal Court Withheld Safah El Tagamoa’s Assets

The case of “Safah El Tagamoa” Karim Muslim, which has recently occupied Egyptian public attention, saw a new development, on Wednesday, as the Port Said Criminal Court issued a ruling to seize the assets of Karim Muslim and his son, Zain.

This decision came after the discovery of the bodies of three women in desert areas in the governorates of Port Said and Ismailia, which were found as a result of the gruesome murders committed by Karim.

 

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h2>Asset Seizure

The court’s decision includes seizing the assets of Karim and Zain, preventing them from disposing of their assets, whether cash, movable, or liquid, as well as stocks, bonds, securities, safes, and deposits owned by them, whether by sale, transfer, mortgage, or arranging any real or personal rights over them.

Crime Details

The Public Prosecution revealed shocking details about Karim’s crimes. He would meet girls online and take them to his apartment in the Fifth Settlement area of Cairo.

There, he would use drugs with them, then have sex with them, and afterward give them pills to make them lose consciousness.

He would then kill them and record the act on his phone. It was found that all his victims were “Sex workers from Cairo.

Karim Muslim, born in 1987, was arrested last Saturday (May 25).

It was found that he was a teacher at a school before leaving his job and entering the business field.

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