Category Archive for : ‘SAUDI ARABIA’

Foxnews.com 9/25/15 Majed Abdulaziz Al-Saud, a 28 year old Saudi prince, was arrested Wednesday at a compoundnear Beverly Hills in connection with an alleged sex crime after a bleeding woman was seen tryingto flee the grounds.  Al-Saud was arrested on suspicion of forced oral copulation of anadult.  He was freed on $300,000 bail Thursday afternoon and does not have immunity in thiscase.  (California)

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Saud and Musaid bin Abdul-Rahman al-Auliani, two Saudi Arabian brothers, were beheaded yesterday for raping and robbing a woman at knifepoint.  They lured the unidentified victim into their car and drove off to an isolated place where they attacked her.  The brothers are the 63rd and 64th Saudis to be executed so far this year.  Saudi Arabia implements strict Islamic laws, executing murderers, rapists and drug smugglers.

Saad bin Abdullah al-Zahrani and Saeed bin Salem bin Saeed were convicted of murder and rape.  The two Saudi men were beheaded Saturday.  al-Zahrani fatally shot Rashash bin Ahmed al-Zahrani after an arguement and Saeed kidnapped and raped a girl.  These executions brings the number of people beheaded in Saudi Arabia this year to 52.

Fahd bin Ali bin Rajeh, a Yemeni convicted of kidnapping and sodomizing a boy, was beheaded Monday.  He was found guilty of the kidnapping and sodomizing and taking indecent pictures of the boy.  The execution is the 15th beheading in Saudi Arabia so far this year.  At least 99 people was executed last year.  Executions are carried out with a sword in a public square.  Saudi Arabia’s strict interpretation of Islamic law mandates the death penalty for anyone convicted of murder, rape, drug trafficking, sodomy and armed robbery.

According to state-run Saudi television, two men were convicted and executed for abducting a boy and committing obscene acts with him.  Saudi Arabia applies strict Islamic sharia law by publicly beheading convicted murders, rapists, drug smugglers and other criminals.  There have been eleven executions in the kingdom so far this year.  Approximately 125 people were executed last year, mostly for murder or drug smuggling.

(Dubai, Saudi Arabia)