The Syrian Observatory For Human Rights

Second crime in 72 hours | Woman and two men kill her husband in Misyaf in Hama

Hama province: SOHR activists have reported that residents have found the body of a young man dumped in an irrigation canal near Al-Mahrosa village in Misyaf countryside western of Hama, after his wife informed the local authorities that he went missing a few days ago.

According to reliable SOHR sources, the local authorities investigated in the crime and suspected that the wife was involved in his death. She later confessed to committing the crime with two young men for 2,000,000 Syrian Liras and stole his motorbike, where the victim was beaten by a hammer on his head until he died.

It is worth noting that this is the second crime in Hama in less than 72 hours, where on June 18, SOHR activists reported that a young man had been found slaughtered by a sharp tool in an uninhabited building in the eastern neighbourhood of Selmiyah in the eastern Hama countryside.

Since early 2022, The Syrian Observatory has documented 74 murders in regime-controlled areas, where domestic violence and armed robbery were behind some of these murders, while the motivations behind the others remained unknown. These murders left 15 children, 11 women and 51 men dead. The fatalities are distributed regionally as follows:

• A young lady and three men in Damascus.

• Five children, two old man, two women and six men in Rif Dimashq.

• Two men and two women in Tartus.

• A man and a woman in Latakia.

• Six men, a baby and three ladies in Hama.

• An old woman, a young lady, a little girl, an infant, a little boy and 16 young and adult men in Al-Suwaidaa.

• Three men and a young man in Deir Ezzor.

• Two civilians in Al-Raqqah.

• A man and a baby in Aleppo.

• Four men and four children in Daraa.

• Four men and a little girl in Homs.