In Al-Ain (UAE), the Public Prosecution Office charged a Moroccan woman with murder, who brutally killed her lover, cut him into pieces, then cooked and served them as part of a traditional meal known in the Emirates as "Majboos," which consists of meat and rice. 

The woman initially denied any connection with the crime. She later confessed, justifying her action as revenge against her lover, who she had lived with for seven years. He told her that he wanted to leave her to marry another (younger) Moroccan woman.

According to the Emirati media, in her 30s, the Moroccan woman said in the investigation that the crime occurred "in a moment of madness."

And the first clues to the crime were identified when the slain lover's brother filed a report with the police about his victim's disappearance, especially after his mistress denied knowing her lover's fate or where he went after she kicked him out of her place.

The police investigated until a trace of "human teeth" was found inside a blender in the mistress's apartment. DNA tests revealed that the remains belong to the disappeared man, and accordingly, the mistress was arrested.

Although the police did not publicize all the details of the crime, they revealed that the lady cooked the lover's remains and presented it with rice to a group of Pakistani workers working on a project next to her house.