The Sewer Bone That Cracked Egypt's Most Infamous Serial Killer Case
In 1920 Alexandria, Egypt, a shocking series of murders came to light when sanitation workers discovered a human bone. A forensic investigation revealed fourteen female bodies buried beneath two houses. The victims, all sex workers, had no missing persons reports because their families had disowned them. The culprits were two sisters, Raya and Sakina, and their husbands, Hasaballah and Abdul Aal. Living in poverty and resorting to theft and prostitution, the four formed a criminal gang that lured, robbed, and murdered sex workers to steal their gold. The investigation eventually led to the…
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