Dr. Fadi Al-Hashem used the help of a husband The actress Nancy Ajram With a famous saying by the British writer “Jane Rolling”, as his first response after the incident of storming his house and the many developments that followed so far, where he wrote through his account on “Instagram”: “Enter the stranger, but carry the consequence of your greed.”-
He continued: “Those who take what they do not earn will pay dearly. If you are looking for a treasure that you do not have under our land, be careful not to find more than the treasure.”
Gabi Germanus, lawyer for defense of Dr. Fadi Al-Hashem, the husband of actress Nancy Ajram, denied what is being reported about his client entering any negotiations with the family of Mohamed Musa, the Syrian young man who was killed in the Lebanese artist’s villa, against the background of an attempt to steal the house and endanger Nancy and her family’s life, and that, According to the Lebanese National Media Agency.
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Dr. Fadi Al-Hashem’s lawyer’s denial came to the news of negotiations with the family of the dead man, especially after there were many conversations through social networking sites about the claim of close relatives of the people of Musa to the amount of half a million dollars from the family of actress Nancy Ajram, stressing that they are awaiting the decision of the first investigation judge, Nicolas Mansour, who will complete Investigations with witnesses and study of evidence, adding, “The judiciary will have the final say in this case.”
It is reported that the Lebanese actress Nancy Ajram and her husband had filed a lawsuit against a Syrian person residing in Germany, who had threatened her family with murder, against the background of the death of another Syrian in her home, and the lawyer Gabi Germanus explained that a legal action had been taken against Wassim Zakour, allegedly a journalist Suri lives in Germany, after his threat to kill the artist or her husband and one of her daughters.
The complaint states: “The clients of Nancy and Fadi are subject to an explicit and direct threat of death and an organized campaign that affects their person and their family after the tragic incident that occurred in their home.” The text of the complaint stated that “the defendant deliberately broadcast on his Facebook page to threaten the client and her client and one of her daughters with death. This is to take revenge for the death of Muhammad Musa, and he has incited his relatives to do so. “
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