18-year-old honor killing victim was tied up and drowned in Lelystad, prosecutors say

According to her father and brothers, the victim is acting too Western.

18-year-old Ryan al Najjar was still alive when she was thrown into the water along the Knardijk on Monday evening, May 27.

Ryan Al Najjar (18) ended up in the water alive last year and drowned. She was tied up with eighteen meters of tape, with her father's DNA on it. The Public Prosecution Service announced this on Friday at a third preliminary hearing in the case against brothers Mohamed Al N. (23) and Muhanad Al N. (25), who are suspected of murder together with their father.

The 18-year-old girl Ryan was probably tied up by her father and brothers and thrown into the water, where she drowned. This became apparent during the third preliminary hearing on Friday. The Public Prosecution Service suspects that this is a case of honour killing because, according to the Islamic family, the girl behaved too Western. During the hearing of the case, gruesome details emerged.

18-year-old honor killing victim was tied up and drowned in Lelystad, prosecutors say

Ryan Al Najjar (18) was killed by drowning in water. She was tied up with 18 meters of tape, which contained the DNA of her father. This was reported by the Public Prosecution Service (OM) on Friday during the third preliminary hearing in the case against the brothers Mohamed Al N. (23) and Muhanad Al N. (25), who are accused with their father of the murder. Prosecutors believe that Ryan was the victim of an honor killing.

Ryan Al Najjar (18) ended up alive in the water last year and drowned. She was tied with eighteen meters of tape containing her father's DNA. This was announced by the Public Prosecutor on Friday at a third preliminary hearing in the case against brothers Mohamed Al N. (23) and Muhanad Al N. (25), who are suspected of murder with their father. Justice assumes that Ryan has been a victim of honor killings.