Khaberni - In an incident that exceeded the bounds of dramatic imagination to settle in the heart of real tragedy, an unexpected "artistic" coincidence succeeded in ending the suffering of an Egyptian family that lasted 12 years.
The events of one of the Ramadan series, which was shown last month, revealed the fate of a girl who was kidnapped at the age of seven, and it turned out that she had been exploited for a decade in the "begging business" under the guise of forged birth certificates.
The chapters of the tragedy date back to 2014, when the girl "Nada" left her family's home in Abbasia area in Cairo to buy household necessities and never returned.
She left and never came back
A page called "Missing Children" posted a picture of a girl named "Nada" from the Abbasia area in Cairo, who was 7 years old when she disappeared 12 years ago, after her family asked her to buy some household needs, but she never returned, starting a long journey of searching and suffering that the family lived, in the hope of finding their daughter, to no avail.
While the story seemed as if it had been forgotten, a coincidence came to reopen the file anew, after the airing of one of the Ramadan series that dealt with the issue of child kidnapping, when the page manager received a call from a man named Ahmed, accompanied by his wife, who recounted the details of a tale that seemed more cruel and exciting than any dramatic work.
Ahmed revealed that his wife began to talk to him for the first time about painful secrets related to her mother before their marriage, explaining that she had been exploited since her childhood, where she begged with her using a forged death certificate of her father, in order to obtain money and aid, and also pushed her to beg and seize the money she collected.
A painful truth unfolds
The shock did not stop there, as the wife said that her mother told her about another girl she claimed was her sister from her deceased father, who was also exploited in begging, before she later discovered that the girl was not her sister at all, and the even more painful truth was that she herself was the kidnapped child whom her family had been searching for over 12 years, after being kidnapped and exploited in begging and collecting money.
Ramy Al-Jabali, the page manager for "Al-Arabia.net" and "Al-Hadath.net," said that the story holds dramatic, impactful details, explaining that after the airing of one of the Ramadan series that dealt with child kidnapping, he received a call from the husband of a woman who revealed to him what she suffered from the cruelty of her mother, before the details and the photos matched with the girl whose picture had been posted by the page for 12 years.
Al-Jabali added that coincidence played the most prominent role in uncovering the truth, noting that he immediately contacted the security authorities, who began taking necessary actions, and also contacted Nada's family, who indeed recognized her, confirming that the girl is expected to be returned to her family in the coming days, after 12 years of absence and suffering.
