A mother who was stabbed next to her son in a frightening knife attack at their house where her husband was left dead is depicted.
Maria Marvin and her son Mario, 11, suffered terrible injuries at 7.30 am yesterday morning in the knife exchange in their house.
Her husband Emad Botros-Farag, 57, sustained catastrophic injuries in the attack and was later declared dead.
Emergency services were called after neighbors heard 'loudly screaming and screaming' coming from the house with three bedrooms in Brighton.
Buren said that the daughter of the couple screamed and pounded on a top window that begged people to call the police.
They said they could hear a child scream: 'No, no! Stop. Staff! Staff!'
Maria is then supposed to be stumbled and collapsed from the neat terraced house, bleeding on the lawn.
Police and paramedics hurried to the house in Hartfield Avenue, Hollingbury to find a scene of bloodbath.
Maria Marvin stumbled from the neat terraced house and collapsed, bleeding on the lawn
Displayed: Giulia Botros and her mother, Maria Marvin
Within the property, police officers discovered Mr Farag – who was a Deliveroo driver – lying dead.
Little Mario was found that suffered from serious injuries, while his sister Giulia is considered unharmed.
The police arrested a 19-year-old man who is known to the family in the house and said they are not looking for someone else in connection with the murder.
Friends, neighbors and colleagues from the birth drivers tried to the 'hard -working family man' who lived for his children he bumped into.
They said that the family, who have been Egyptian but have lived in the UK for many years, is looking forward to an upcoming Easter holiday in Egypt.
Andrew George, a colleague, said: 'Emad was a sweet man, really friendly and friendly.
“He was very loved by everyone and he would do everything for everyone. I can't believe he's gone. It's tragic. '
Ollie Johnston said: 'It's so shocking. Emad loved his family and was dedicated to his children. He loved Mario and would have him in the car with him during the weekend. They were inseparable.
“We just can't believe it. He has been a delivery person for years and he was a lot of part of our community. We are pretty close and he was only a part of our group.
“He would do everything for everyone. He was really a nice guy. He was a bit older than we were and was not so good with the technological side of things. We were like his IT support. '
Friends, neighbors and colleagues from the birth drivers tried to the 'hard -working family man' who lived for his children he bumped into. Mario is depicted
Maria and Giulia were in the house at the time of the attack
Richard Cobb said: 'We just can't believe it. What a thing to happen. We all liked him very much and want to express our respect. '
Colleagues Dirceu Antunes and Mustafa Dayanc also paid tribute to Emad and said that he was a “hard -working driver” and “loving father.”
Dirceu said: 'He was just such a nice guy. He had a good sense of humor and he was a loving father. '
Neighbors described the terrifying moment that the calmness of a Tuesday morning was broken on the quiet home road.
Martin, a neighbor, prepared for his work when he heard shouts and shouting over the road.
“I heard a child scream:” No, no. Stop! Staff! Staff!' And then calls from “call the police, call the police.”
He said: “I looked out and saw the daughter on the window upstairs and screaming and screaming for help. It was so shocking. I was stunned. I immediately called the police.
'Then the woman came out of the house and I think she collapsed on the lawn. I think she was seriously injured. I saw a lot of blood. '
He said that the family had lived in the house for about two years and had been very good neighbors.
He said: 'They are a very nice family. They keep themselves for themselves, they are very private, but they seem very pleasant. They always greet you when you say hello.
“It's just so tragic and shocking. I would see the father working in his silver car. He was a nice guy. He smiled a lot. '
Another neighbor said: 'I saw the daughter hammering on her window. She shouted: 'Call the police! Call the police! She looked completely distraught – tears were flowing over her face.
Giulia Botros is considered unharmed
'The police arrived very quickly and I could just hear shouting from:' Go on the floor! Go on the floor! “And then they led this young man in handcuffs. He was placed in a van and left. They found a knife, possibly a kitchen knife.
“It's just so alarming. I can't believe it. I can't believe someone has lost his life in that house. I think I'm still in shock. '
Another neighbor, John, said: 'I heard someone falter in the house. It was pandemonium. I heard the screams and the crying and the then armed police arrived en masse.
“It was over pretty quickly and they led this young boy in cuffs. He didn't seem to be injured. I couldn't see blood on him. '
Another neighbor said: there were ambulances and police officers everywhere and everyone was quite alerted. Initially, although someone might be armed and loose, but it soon became clear that officers had arrested someone. It is very, very alarming and it sounds tragic. My heart goes out to the family. '
Division commander, Chief Inspector Rachel Carr said: “A suspect is in custody and there is a fast -moving investigation to determine exactly what happened and why.”
