Snubbed millionaire’s brutal attack on girlfriend

From Voice of the Copts:

Victim's face before and after she was attacked by boyfriend. (Al Wafd Newspaper)
Victim’s face before and after she was attacked by boyfriend. (Al Wafd Newspaper)

A Norwegian girl was brutally attacked by her boyfriend as she refused to marry him.

Twenty four year old Sulvy Leopreez Sakkur was severely beaten by her Egyptian millionaire boyfriend.

The lady confirmed the news in an interview with Al Wafd newspaper. She identified her boyfriend as Ahmed AL Ajati, the son of Egyptian millionaire Yahiya Al Ajati.
She said, “The reason behind this was because I refused to marry him and asked him to end our relationship”.

Sulvy said she feared to speak up about her ordeal for fear of being punished more by the businessman and his son.

The incident took place on September 7th when she was in her flat at Ma’adi accompanied by her boyfriend. Sulvy asked him to end their relationship and refused his marriage proposal.

She was surprised by his reactiono as he started screaming hysterically then hit her small dog on the wall and trumpled it under his feet.

She pleaded and begged him to stop, but instead directed his anger towards her. He hit her hard on his face and stomach.

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3 Replies to “Snubbed millionaire’s brutal attack on girlfriend”

  1. She got involved with a Muslim Arab man and has suffered the consequences. I don’t know many people who have such relationships that work in the long term.

    If you look up Dubai you’ll see plenty of examples of Western women who have been jailed and had their children taken from them when they have come to the end of their relationship with these people. They are very good sweet talkers and charmers – and a lot of women fall for it…and pay the price.

    Can you imagine if we had laws like the Muslims preventing Christian women from marrying non-Christians? It would probably help a lot of women from making terrible mistakes.

    • I wonder if you can still rent the movie, ‘Not Without My Daughter.’ Suddenly Sally Fields seems prescient.