The father of the victim, Iman Arsheed, tells his last call and the threat message

While the effects of the shock are still evident on the impact of the horrific crime witnessed in Jordan, on Thursday morning, where a twenty-year-old student was killed, after a young man shot her inside a private university north of the capital, Amman, the family revealed some details.

The father of the Jordanian student victim, Iman Irsheed, announced that the family does not know the facts of the crime, as its circumstances are still ambiguous.
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Mufid Irsheed revealed that at eight o'clock he brought his daughter Iman to the university, and she informed him that she would finish her exam at ten o'clock, and he replied that he would send her brother to bring her home.
last call
The grieving father added that the last call between him and his daughter was at ten o'clock in the morning, Jordan time, when she told him that she had finished her exam and was waiting for her brother.

He also explained that the security authorities contacted him after that and informed him that his daughter was in a private hospital in Amman with a gunshot wound, and when he arrived there, they informed him of her death.
He added that the family does not know the facts of the incident, nor does it know anything about the killer.
While he demanded that the most severe punishment be imposed on the criminal, which is the death penalty, saying: “I only want retribution, and we do not want peace or anything else.”
A threatening letter
This came at a time when social media circulated what was said to be a threat from the killer directed to his victim the day before his crime was committed via a text message.
And in the message, threatened The victim killer is the same fate as the Egyptian girl “Nira”, whose tragedy shook millions after a young man slaughtered her at the door of Mansoura University in Egypt as well.
The letter claimed that the killer wrote to the victim of Jordan: “Tomorrow, I will come to talk with you, and if you accept, I will kill you like the Egyptian killed the girl today,” referring to the fate of the Egyptian girl, “Nira.”

This is how the killer threatened Iman Arsheed, I will kill you like an Egyptian, and this is what happened

While the family confirmed that they did not know anything about this threat because the phone of their late daughter is in the hands of the authorities, a security source clarified that he could not confirm or deny the message’s authenticity because the matter is still under investigation and technical experts are in need.
Authorities warn
For his part, the media spokesman for the Jordanian Public Security Directorate, Colonel Amer Al-Sartawi, called on everyone not to circulate and circulate any unreliable news and information from other than its official sources regarding the murder of university student Iman.
Colonel Al-Sartawi stressed that the transmission and circulation of such news causes repercussions Negative against the victim and her family, pointing out that the investigation into the case is still ongoing, and the search for the killer continues.
He also indicated that the Information Directorate and the police are keeping pace with the ongoing investigation into the case, and will publish its course immediately.

It is reported that the victim, Iman, is a nursing student in the bridging stage to obtain a bachelor's degree from the University of Applied Sciences, after obtaining a diploma from a university college in Jordan.
Initial information indicated that the killer was not a university student, but entered with the pistol in his possession, and then waited for the victim to leave the exam to shoot her 5 bullets in different parts of her body.
Then the killer fired shots in the air to prevent anyone from approaching until he fled, as he was hiding his features with a hat on his head.
The girl died of her injuries after being taken to hospital for treatment, according to the Public Security Directorate.