Under the pretext of legitimate bewitchment … an Egyptian doctor injects his British wife with strange substances and the results are thrilling

An Egyptian doctor residing in Britain injected his British wife with strange substances under the pretext of legal ruqyah, believing there was a fairy in her, and the results were exciting.

According to Egyptian media reports, an Egyptian doctor working in the field of anesthesiology, 61-year-old Hossam Metwally, performed dangerous rituals under the pretext of “legitimate spell” on his British wife, Kelly Wilson, in their home in Grimpsey. , in England. As a result, she was in serious condition, and she was taken to hospital.

In court in Sheffield, central England, Egyptian doctor “Metwally” said his wife suffered from failure in several of the functions of her vital organs in recent times due to injection of narcotics.

During an 8-week trial, the court found that the Egyptian doctor worked as an anesthetist at the UK Department of Health and specialist in the treatment of recurrent painful symptoms, and that he believed his wife “Wilson” was possessed by the jinn, so he decided to treat her with a “legal spell”.

According to the court, the Egyptian doctor decided to get rid of the genius who had deceived his wife, by reciting the Holy Quran and anointing his body with the water on which it was read and the oils, and which he carried out 250 rituals on her, and made several recordings over a period of four years, starting in 2016.

Over the course of 300 recorded clips, the court listened to her, in which the doctor was heard say and chant, “In the name of God… God is great”, as he injected his wife with strange fluids.

While “Metwally” appeared in one of the clips and could tie his wife with a black tie, then sing amulets, and it seemed like he was talking to a fairy named “Magdolina”, and asking his wife if she did. felt or not, then repeated the phrase “In the name of God. Go to them in your head.”

The court heard testimony from a Muslim cleric in Britain, who said that the legal ruqyah is something known and used, but without recourse to anesthesia and some of the practices practiced by the doctor.

The court decided to deliver a verdict on the accused doctor on September 20; The court considered what he had done to his wife a serious matter that almost killed her.