Egypt’s former president Morsi dies in court – IOTW Report

Egypt’s former president Morsi dies in court

EnglishAlarabiya: Former Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi has died in court, state television reported on Monday.

It said Morsi had fainted after a court session and died afterward.

According to an Al Arabiya correspondent, Morsi spoke for 20 minutes during the trial session and was agitated. He fainted in court and died while being rushed to the hospital.

The public prosecutor said he had collapsed in a defendants’ cage in the courtroom shortly after speaking, and had been pronounced dead in hospital at 4:50 p.m. (1450 GMT).

A medical team examined the body of Mohamed Morsi and his family said they will take care of his burial.

The trial session of Mohamed Morsi was regarding a case involving espionage with Hamas, as well as his involvement in the Wadi al-Natrun prison break in 2011.

Egypt’s Public Prosecutor said a medical report showed no apparent recent injuries on the body of Mohamed Morsi.  more

18 Comments on Egypt’s former president Morsi dies in court

  1. I’ve often wished God would strike a certain someone with lightning when he was flapping his lips in one of his many lies. On camera. With the whole world watching.

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  2. Hmmmm. I guess I have to ask our Lord to keep and hold him in His arms. So I did, because our True Lord wants everyone in heaven.

    Yea, this was tough for me to do.

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  3. Usually here at IOTW suggestions are requested in the comment forum.
    Just throwing this one out for all,,
    How about trifecta guesses/wishes for neighboring leaders needing to go next?
    Cause all things always happen in threes,,,
    (good things that is)

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  4. @NoBlushes

    Well, God knows how rotten Merkel and Macron are… but the likelihood is low… and I honestly don’t think wishing for the death of another person is so good for you. Even if they’re evil.

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