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Egyptian police killed five men allegedly linked to the murder, but authorities now say that case against them is weak
Six months ago, Ibrahim Farouk, a 21-year-old university student who drove a minibus for extra money, started his day doing a routine job shuttling four neighbourhood men he vaguely knew around Cairo.
His passengers that day – three members of a single family and a close friend of theirs – were known to be petty criminals and had a history of run-ins with the authorities. Two had served time in jail for stealing a wallet in 2001 and one had been a drug addict. The men’s relatives say they were heading to a decorating job in the suburb of Tagammu al-Khamis, but the group never made it to their destination.
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