Carlos Ghosn's father killed the singer's lover Sabah

The crime committed by Carlos Ghosn’s father left her by a famous star who left, leaving her diary that talks about Carlos Ghosn’s father, who killed a nomad who was obsessed with her love. That a Lebanese name George Ghosn, deprived her of someone who was obsessed with her love, and he could marry her, although the Lebanese Paul Massad was a pastor in the fifties of the last century in a diocese in Cairo that Sabah used to frequent, but George Ghosn killed him in 1960 in Lebanon after a dispute between the two, so they arrested him and sentenced him to death Then they reduced him to 15 years in prison, after which Ghosn lived in Brazil, where he died in 2006 and they buried him in a cemetery in Rio de Janeiro, leaving a widow and 4 children.. One of them is the famous Carlos Ghosn.

Sabah said in the tenth episode, that she used to frequent the diocese in the Shubra neighborhood of Cairo, “and one of her pastors was the late Father Paul Massad, who was killed in 1960 on the “Majdal” road in Lebanon. Meeting him, however, I told him that his love was difficult, “so he squeezed our father’s heart of torment, and asked to transfer him from Cairo to Lebanon, and I imagined everything in this life except to be absent from him for 15 years, then I return to find him killed on an abandoned path in one of the villages of Lebanon,” according to her account.

Almost 60 years later, Le Nouvel Observateur magazine, known in France as L'Obs for short, states that its correspondent in Japan, Reggie Arnaud, conducted an investigation into the murder of that monk in Lebanon, and will include it in a book he will issue on February 5 under the name "The Fugitive" about Carlos Ghosn, and talks in a chapter of his killer, the father of the former head of the Nissan-Renault alliance, based on what the newspaper L'orient, published in the 2015s in French in Beirut, reported about the crime, although Al-Arabiya.net found much about it in an old investigation published by journalist Ayad Moussalli, Then, in XNUMX, he included it in a book he issued entitled “Our Sword is the Pen” about the press and journalists, in which he talks about them and what happened to George Ghosn, without mentioning in the book his son Carlos.