Saudi Mother killed her son to save her daughter-in-law (his wife) in Jeddah

Children always remain children for their mother. Parents always guide us to the best, telling us about the best available path, doing good deeds and how to lead a good life. Parents always remain keen about their children’s actions even when they get separated.

Such happened in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, but the event took an unfortunate turn and unintentionally a life was lost. However other innocent lives were saved.

The person who was killed was found guilty of rage and anger and trying to kill his wife and children, but before that, his own mother was convicted on the charges of killing her own son.

The court has declared the woman innocent and lets her free of imprisonment after a trial and her being in the prison for the meanwhile, around 6 months.

Initially, the man was found lying wounded on the floor with his own mother in the house. The ambulance was called in by the neighbor who heard the gunshots. The man was declared dead with a bullet pierced under his right armpit and another wounding his left arm.

The woman, mother to deceased was taken into the custody. While in a trial in lower court, the woman made a plea that she had not killed her son intentionally and that she was trying to save her daughter-in-law along with her grandchildren.

The court took its time to investigate. The scenario told by the mother was approved by her daughter in law so the case became much clear. The mother told the court that she was worried about her son and his family did not appear at a family event.

She was already worried because her son and his wife were not on good terms, so she decided to pay a visit to them in order to inquire if everything was okay and why they have not shown up in the event.

According to her, when she showed up to the house of her son, she found him acting odd and shouting for a small thing. She asked him to sit down and have a talk on the happenings but he kept on screaming and shouting in rage over his wife and daughters.

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