With Magdy El-Qablawy #Friday_Broadcast

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Inside his office at the police station, the young investigations officer sat flipping through the papers of some cases and examining the numerous reports the department had received. While he was busy with his work, a security guard knocked on his door. He allowed him to enter and after exchanging military salutes, the security guard informed him that there was an old lady who very insistently wanted to meet him for an important matter. He allowed her to enter, and she was a woman approaching eighty-five years of age, whose back had been bent and whose face had been marked by wrinkles. The officer greeted her with a cheerful face and after she sat in front of him, he asked her about her complaint. She spoke in a weak, feeble voice, saying: “My only son, my grandfather, disappeared as soon as he arrived in Egypt, returning from a Gulf state. My heart tells me that he is in grave danger.” The officer asked her: “Does your son live with you?” The old mother replied: “He is married and lives with his family. I asked his wife about him and she told me that he had not arrived from abroad yet.” Signs of astonishment appeared on the officer’s face and he asked again: “Why are you so certain that he returned to Egypt and that he is in danger?” She said: "My son called me twice. The first time was before he took off from abroad, and the second time was immediately after his arrival at Cairo Airport. The last time, he told me he was going to rest at home and would come for breakfast with me the next day." The officer was silent for a moment, then asked the elderly mother about his wife's position on the matter. She said that when she asked her son's wife, Nadia, she told her that she knew nothing about Wagdy and that he hadn't told her he was returning to Egypt. The wife denies knowing about the return of her missing son and accuses the mother of hallucinations. Other crimes at this link The officer asked the elderly mother to leave while he investigated her report. Before she left, her tearful eyes fixed on his face and she began to beg him to have mercy on the heart of a mother whose heart was nearly torn apart with fear and anxiety for her son, and to reassure her about him as soon as possible. The officer summoned Wagdy's wife and told her what her mother-in-law had said. She confirmed that she knew nothing about her husband traveling abroad and that he had never even arrived in Egypt. She said, "If Wagdy He came back. What's stopping him from calling me? Why didn't he come to his house? "Officer, don't listen to my mother-in-law. She's an old woman and sometimes imagines things that aren't real." Nadia left the police station without providing the officer with any useful information. He simply opened a new file, added it to the missing persons files, and named it "Ogdy," and tossed it into his desk drawer. Cairo Airport Reveals the Mystery of Wagdy's Disappearance The next day, as the officer entered the police station, he was surprised to find the elderly mother throwing herself at his feet, crying bitterly, asking him, "What did you do about my son?" The officer sympathized with her, but he didn't have an answer to her question, so he simply reassured her that he would bring her good news soon. This happened repeatedly over the course of several days. One day, the investigations officer spoke with another officer about the story of the weeping old woman. His colleague said, "The matter is simple. Let's remove all doubt and inquire at Cairo Airport about whether the son arrived in Egypt on the date we intended." Whether the mother had specified it or not... The detective wasted no time and immediately headed to the airport. There, the shocking surprise came... "Professor Wagdy" had indeed arrived in Cairo at the exact time the mother had specified, but he disappeared completely as soon as he left the airport, as if he had evaporated. Driver The Secret of Wagdy's Marriage to Nadia, Despite the Large Age Difference Between Them The detective summoned the elderly mother again and asked her to tell him the circumstances of her son's travel to the Gulf and the details of his relationship with his wife, Nadia. The mother began by saying, "My son, his wife, and their two children, Sameh and Samah, traveled to the Gulf 20 years ago, and their affairs were stable. Five years ago, the wife and children returned, and I used to visit them in their old home in Giza, until I heard talk from the neighbors about the bad behavior of my son's wife, Nadia, and that she had left her young daughter, Samah, free rein. Rumors spread about her as well. I contacted my son abroad and asked him to return to put an end to what was happening in his home, especially after the situation had worsened." The neighbors' rumors about her relationship with a taxi driver she hired with money my son used to send her. The rumors multiplied. The taxi driver recognized the wife and her daughter. Nadia became increasingly suspicious. M...