‘People Are in God’s Hands’: Alleged Fake Judge Faces Prosecution Inquiry

Public prosecution investigators have questioned a man accused of posing as a counsellor at Egypt’s State Council, in a case involving victims allegedly deceived by his claimed judicial status.

The suspect, known publicly as the “fake judge,” is accused of impersonating a member of the judicial body. The description refers to his alleged assumed identity, not a confirmed judicial position.

The phrase “People are in God’s hands” was highlighted in connection with his reported admissions about why victims fell for the alleged deception. The brief account, however, does not provide the surrounding remarks or explain precisely what he meant.

The available summary gives no details about the alleged victims, any losses they suffered or the methods used to approach them. It also does not specify the suspect’s current legal status beyond the prosecution investigation.