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The Victim in Surprise

The Victim in Surprise

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 On June 6th, 2017, Amal Bahjat was found murdered in her home in Surprise, Arizona. On a wall in the house, a message had been scrawled in Arabic—what seemed a warning from the killer or killers, since Amal, a former Muslim, had converted to Christianity and was vocal about her new faith. Amal was active on a television ministry broadcast for the Kurdish community in the US—but only as someone who called in to bear her testimony of Jesus Christ. She never appeared physically on any television program or video. Although her murder may appear to have been a consequence of Amal’s conversion and activity in the ministry, the host Eileen sees it differently. After going through public documents and forensic evidence, she strongly believes that her friend’s murder was not motivated by religion—but that she was killed by someone close to her. A month prior to her murder, Amal called 911 and reported a kidnapping attempt. Two policemen showed up at her residence in Surprise, but found Amal utterly calm and collected. She didn’t show any sign of fear or stress. In addition, according to people close to her, Amal had received phone threats in the days leading up to her murder. But Amal never reported these to the police, nor did their postmortem investigation turn up any suspicious messages or voice mails in her phone record. Amal’s husband Jihad was also a convert to Christianity. Yet she alone fell victim to the alleged extremist’s attack. This case was solvable back in 2017—but the police of Surprise botched it. Eileen exposes the incompetence of the local detectives, and their mishandling of crucial evidence. Please join Eileen as she unravels the threads of the unsolved murder of her friend. The story has never been told until now—and the rabbit hole she went down will thrill and appall you with its many twists and turns.Copyright 2025 Eileen Zenn Crímenes Reales Espiritualidad Política y Gobierno
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  • The Writing on the Wall

    The Writing on the Wall
    May 13 2025

    The killer or an accomplice took their sweet time and wrote 16 threatening religious words on the wall. The Surprise police station nor the FBI sought help of a religious expert, however, the host, Eileen, noticed that an abbreviation used in one sentence does not make sense since devout Muslims don’t use abbreviation.

    Was Amal killed by a fanatic Muslim or someone wanted the crime to look like it was motivated as a hate crime? Tune in to learn more about how the host made a shocking connection between one of the sentences and a video she had watched.

    Pastor Jaffar's TV interview with Amal & Jihad

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    10 m
  • The Two Keys

    The Two Keys
    May 6 2025

    This episode is about evidence collected from the crime scene and the police issued search warrant on the two vehicles that Jihad have ridden that fateful day.

    Jihad, looks like he had two keys, one for the Buick, and the other for the mailbox, and for some reason two keys were not on the same key ring.

    Could’ve it be that Jihad deliberately separated the two keys? But why? Details inside the episode.

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    10 m
  • A Crime on Caribeean Lane

    A Crime on Caribeean Lane
    Apr 29 2025

    In this episode, the host Eileen shares not only her disappointment after she read the autopsy report but how the Surprise police mishandled evidence collected from the crime scene.

    Unfortunately, the neighbors didn’t have surveillance cameras. However a next door woman told the detectives some disturbing information about the couple.

    The first policeman at the crime scene noticed that Amal’s right hand was palm up and it was discolored. That means someone had moved it hours after the murder. The question is, who moved the hand?

    Tune in to learn more about this unsolved case.

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    18 m
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