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2018-12-21 · Dublin
In a south Dublin case, Maha Al Adheem, a 43‑year‑old Kuwaiti national, was found not guilty by reason of insanity after she stabbed her three‑year‑old autistic son, Omar Omran, to death. The trial revealed that Al Adheem admitted to the act, stating she had stabbed her son and then herself, and that a "power" compelled her to take a knife from a…
2018-12-20 · Dublin
In a south Dublin case, Kuwaiti‑born doctor Maha Al Adheem, aged 43, was found not guilty by reason of insanity for the murder of her three‑year‑old autistic son, Omar Omran. On 10 July 2017, Al Adheem stabbed Omar 20 times, mainly to the trunk, and also stabbed herself. The boy's body lay in the middle of a bed, surrounded by blood. Al Adheem…
2018-12-19 · Dublin
In a December 2018 trial, psychiatrists testified that Maha Al Adheem, a 43‑year‑old Kuwaiti doctor, suffered from paranoid schizophrenia at the time of the July 2017 murder of her three‑year‑old autistic son, Omar Omran. The witnesses agreed she could not appreciate that her actions were morally wrong and could not refrain from them. Al Adheem…
2018-12-17 · Dublin
In a murder trial in the Central Criminal Court, a doctor, Maha Al Adheem, admitted stabbing her three‑year‑old autistic son, Omar Omran, in their south Dublin home on 10 July 2017. She claimed a "power" compelled her to take a knife from a drawer and stab him. The boy was stabbed 20 times, mainly to the trunk, with four wounds penetrating his…