Developments in the case of the murder of Nancy Ajram, the killing was not self-defense

The defense team in the case of the murdered person in Nancy Ajram's villa announced exciting and completely new details indicating that the kill It was not "self-defense".

Regarding what was announced by a member of the defense team, Rami Hindi, on his Twitter page, lawyer Rehab Bitar told Russia Today that what he was saying was issued by the defense team, and that he volunteered to help in the case, and that she would announce the details of the forensic report today.

Hindi revealed some of the highlights of the forensic report, saying that the new report states that “shots were taken from the body of the slain Muhammad Musa, which were not previously disclosed in the first report.”

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Hindi believed that the most important thing that the new report showed and neglected by the first report is “5 bullets were taken out of the victim’s body that were not previously disclosed,” in addition to a “sixth bullet” to the head, “that is, the victim was killed by a shot from the back in the head, which he did not mention. The first forensic medicine, in addition to the discovery of a disassembled bullet, “meaning that there were two types of weapons,” Hindi said, noting that what was mentioned in the first report will not pass without accountability.

He added that what is also important is the presence of “bullets from a distance and others from close up, and this indicates that there were two directions of shooting,” and that the new report added information about “determining the directions of the shots, unlike the previous report,” and said that there were “tattoo shots,” i.e. shots fired from close range. . Add to shots from different sides.

He pointed out that "the shots were turned into forensic evidence to determine whether they were from the same pistol or from two different pistols."

Regarding the body of the dead man, Al-Musa, Hindi said that the judiciary had issued a decision to hand the body over to his relatives in the capital, Damascus.