
The Saudi Ministry of Interior announced the execution of a death sentence against a citizen in the Hail region, after convicting him of killing his wife and daughter using a sharp instrument with premeditation and premeditation.
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The perpetrator was convicted of killing his wife and daughter in the Hail region using a sharp object. The ruling was issued after all stages of litigation were exhausted and the Supreme Court and the Royal Order were upheld.
The Saudi Ministry of Interior announced in a statement, on Saturday, the execution of a death sentence (haddoo) against a Saudi citizen in the Hail region, after he was found guilty of killing his wife and daughter, according to what the Saudi “SPA” news agency reported.
The Saudi Ministry of Interior said in its statement: “Mamdouh bin Zahir bin Gharib Al-Hamli Al-Shammari, a Saudi national, killed his wife, Maryam bint Saad bin Zaid Al-Shammari, and his daughter, Ghala, a Saudi national, by entering their bedrooms and killing them with a sharp object.”
The Saudi Ministry of Interior added: “Thanks to God, the security authorities were able to arrest the aforementioned perpetrator, and the investigation with him resulted in him being accused of committing the crime, and referring him to the competent court. A ruling was issued against him proving what was attributed to him, and because what the aforementioned person did was in a way that would protect the victims from his family with premeditation and premeditation, he was sentenced to death (to end) the crime, and the ruling became final after his appeal and then upheld by the Supreme Court, and a royal order was issued to enforce it.” What was decided by Sharia,” according to what SPA reported.
The Saudi Ministry of Interior confirmed in its statement that “the death sentence (haddya) was carried out against the perpetrator, Mamdouh bin Dhahir bin Gharib Al-Hamli Al-Shammari, a Saudi national, on Saturday, 3/23/1448 AH, corresponding to 9/5/2026 AD, in the Hail region.”

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