On June 13, 2021, the Jordanian Court of Cassation issued its ruling in a case in support of the decision of the Grand Criminal Court and that a husband was not responsible for intentionally killing his wife as he was suffering from pseudo-schizophrenia and did not comprehend his actions on the day the killing took place. 

The cause of death was attributed to severe bleeding and pulmonary bloody inhalation resulting from a deep cut to the neck.

The court ordered that the killer be treated at a mental health institute until he is no longer deemed a threat to public safety.