The Ground Floor Killer: How the "Safah of El-Mamoura" Weaponized Respectability and Buried Victims in His Law Offices

The source recounts the chilling story of Nasr El-Din, known as the “Al-Maamoura Killer,” portraying him as both a serial murderer and a con artist who hid behind the façade of a respectable lawyer to deceive and exploit people. It traces his journey from graduation and early professional struggles to his decision to abandon ethics for quick financial gain, beginning with fraudulent legal work in Jordan and Saudi Arabia before returning to Egypt. The narrative emphasizes his deceptive tactics, notably how he used his pious image and women as bait to lure victims, running multiple law offices by day to front his scams while hosting “red-light” parties by night. His double life culminated in the murders of his wife Mona and another victim, Haja Turkia, and the eventual discovery that he had buried several victims—including Engineer Mohamed Ibrahim—at various rented properties. The account ends with his arrest, which finally exposed the scale of his crimes.You can listen and download our episodes for free on more than 10 different platforms:https://linktr.ee/crimenight1Produced by:https://www.podcaistudio.com/