his tracks, he told Nadine's family that she had run off with a Syrian film producer to France, where she supposedly wanted to work as a model. His next victim would be his wife Fatima Zakaria Al-Zahraa, who had seized 400,000 pounds from him out of fear that he was going to marry another woman and later refused to give them back after they reconciled. Faraj lured her to his house and then killed her during an argument the following month, bashing her head against a wall. After this, he buried the body under the floorboards. He then stole her jewellery and whatever money she had on her person. While still impersonating Reda, Faraj sold all of his acquired property and real estate before going to Alexandria, where he opened a store for electrical appliances in the Asafra area. Soon after travelling to Alexandria, Faraj soon employed a woman named Yasmine Nasr Ibrahim. After some time, he started telling her that he was in love with her and wanted to marry her - unbeknownst to her, he had acquired documentation for an old apartment that she owned and sold it for 45,000 pounds. Upon discovering that she had been defrauded, Ibrahim confronted him and demanded that he return the money - in response, around May 2017, Faraj lured her to his store under the pretense of giving electrical tools that she could sell, where he beat and strangled her to death. He then buried her inside one of the rooms of the store. Marriages and robberies Faraj would eventually marry a doctor from a wealthy family in Alexandria, with whom he would have one child. However, their relationship quickly deteriorated and they soon separated. Sensing an opportunity, Faraj disguised himself with a niqāb and burgled into his ex-wife's apartment, from which he stole money and gold jewellery. The family members immediately suspected that he was responsible, but as they searched for him under Reda's name, they were unable to find any information at first. In early 2019, Faraj proposed to another woman under the name of Muhammad Mustafa, convincing her and her family that he was an engineer by showing them a membership card for the Engineers' Syndicate. They married in April of that year, but he soon stole her jewellery and fled, pretending that he had been injured and had to be isolated due to COVID-19. In the meantime,