A photo of the girl killed in the bombing in Uppsala was released on Friday. She is 24 years old Soha Saad who on Thursday fell victim to the wave of violence associated with the gang war which now causes daily casualties in Sweden.

Two people were remanded in custody for the case on suspicion of homicide and serious destruction of public property.

THE Soha Saad, who resided in Uppsala, had recently graduated from the university. He studied for five years to become a primary school teacher reports the newspaper aftonbladet.

Along with her studies, Soha also worked in schools as a substitute.

“He was a wonderful person, he loved everything and everyone. There was no person who could be angry with her,” says Soha’s brother.

“I looked but I didn’t find her”

But on Thursday night, Soha’s dreams and life were dashed when a powerful explosion occurred right next to the family’s home.

Soha’s brother tells how she woke up and how she initially thought she was dreaming.

He quickly saw how his entire room was destroyed. He describes the terrifying minutes after the explosion.

“I wake up and run out, mother and father and all the siblings run out of their rooms. I realize our sister isn’t with us so I run and there’s smoke everywhere. Then mom says she (Soha) slept there during the night. I’m trying but I can’t find her,” says Soha’s brother.

Soon some neighbors came and started helping in the search for Soha. But it wasn’t until the ambulance arrived at the scene that they found her body.

“This shouldn’t have happened”

In a neighboring house lives a person who associated with the leader of the Foxtrot network, the wanted person Rava Majid, according to information from Aftonbladet, but this person and the rest of his family must have been missing. According to information from Aftonbladet, the police believe that this person must have been the intended target.

Soha’s brother says the siblings and family were close to each other. She was the eldest of the siblings, and passionate about her profession as a teacher. “This shouldn’t have happened,” he said.