In a judicial development related to the murder of Khalil Khalil, which took place in Faraya (Kesrouan) during the night of Feb. 1-2, four people suspected of being involved in the crime and currently in provisional detention are set to be questioned on Tuesday by the Mount Lebanon first investigative judge, Nicolas Mansour.Their case files were transferred to Judge Mansour on Feb. 13 by Samer Lichaa, the advocate general at the Mount Lebanon Court of Appeal, following charges of premeditated homicide and participation in the crime (Articles 549 and 219 of the Penal Code) brought by Judge Lichaa.The four detained people are R.S. and J.C., along with the latter’s mother and girlfriend, S.D. and T.S. Read more Faraya crime: mother and girlfriend of one of the two suspects in custody According to a source close to the case, after a...
In a judicial development related to the murder of Khalil Khalil, which took place in Faraya (Kesrouan) during the night of Feb. 1-2, four people suspected of being involved in the crime and currently in provisional detention are set to be questioned on Tuesday by the Mount Lebanon first investigative judge, Nicolas Mansour.Their case files were transferred to Judge Mansour on Feb. 13 by Samer Lichaa, the advocate general at the Mount Lebanon Court of Appeal, following charges of premeditated homicide and participation in the crime (Articles 549 and 219 of the Penal Code) brought by Judge Lichaa.The four detained people are R.S. and J.C., along with the latter’s mother and girlfriend, S.D. and T.S. Read more Faraya crime: mother and girlfriend of one of the two suspects in custody According to a source close to the case, after a...
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