- Vicky Ajok, a woman from Uganda, allegedly confessed to killing Syrian actress Huda Shaarawi after working for her for two months
- Shaarawi, aged 87, was found dead at his home in Damascus, leaving his family devastated by the sudden tragedy.
- The actor’s son-in-law shared a shocking scene when one of his children discovered the body and explained Ajok’s role in the house
One woman out Ugandaidentified as Vicky Ajok, is facing murder charges after allegedly killing a Syrian actress.
Source: UGC
Ajok, who had been working for Huda Shaarawi, an 87-year-old veteran actress, for two months, reportedly confessed to the crime.
Shaarawi was found dead in his Damascus home in January, leaving his family heartbroken and full of questions.
Initial investigations showed that Ajok fled the scene after committing the crime and told those he met that he had been mistreated and sent by his boss for not doing housework.
What did Huda Shaarawi’s family say?
Ghassan Al-Hariri, the late actor’s son-in-law, confirmed that the domestic worker was treated well and received special care from Shaarawi.
Al-Hariri noted that the domestic worker did not experience any health or psychological problems and was not given any cleaning duties.
He explained in a Roya TV report that Ajok’s responsibilities were limited to keeping the late actor close and helping him in his daily affairs.
The grieving man shared painful details about the moment they discovered Shaarawi’s lifeless body.
Al-Hariri revealed that one of his children was the first to enter his grandmother’s bedroom on the night of the incident and discovered the horrific scene.
Was Vicky Ajok arrested?
Following the tragic incident, Ajok was arrested by the Syrian Internal Security Forces after a letter was said to have reached him in which he confessed to the crime.
Initial investigations showed that the actress was violently attacked with a blunt object, causing profuse bleeding.
The authorities said that security sources indicated that the killing happened between 11 and 12 in the morning. Shaarawi was best known for his role in the popular Syrian television drama Bab Al Hara.
Source: UGC
Social media users are commenting after a Ugandan maid killed her boss
Social media users expressed concern about the right to confess, with some questioning whether Ajok confessed out of fear or whether he fully understood the implications of his statement. Muhereza Obedi Rubango:
“He must have been mistreated for a long time, and he was certainly defending himself. There should be justice in this hearing.”
Appius Gloria:
“This case is difficult for us humans, but only God knows the truth about what happened. May God win in this case and save our sister from what she is going through. God is the final judge.”
Okumu Ronald:
“Did they interrogate him using the language he knows?”
Joseph Johnson:
“Did he confess out of fear? Was the confession made in his mother tongue? I am concerned that he may have confessed only because he was afraid. It would be important for him to speak to someone who understands his language, so that he fully understands what it means to confess and what it entails.”
Did a worker in Uganda kill his boss?
In other news, TUKO.co.ke reported that a cloud of sadness has descended on Umrembo village in Ugenya, Siaya county after a domestic worker allegedly killed her employer.
The woman is said to have secretly buried her employer in a shallow grave, leaving many surprised when the body was discovered.
Police officers launched a manhunt for the suspect, who fled the scene, while the community demanded swift justice.
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