The only female executive under Saddam was called the "Mother of Biochemistry" by the United States. Her final outcome was that she died of breast cancer in Jordan in 2016. Her full name was Huda Saleh Mahdi Amash is a woman who was born in the Saddam era, but is very extraordinary. She was once suspected by the United States of being involved in Iraq's plan to manufacture biological and chemical weapons, and she was therefore listed as a key target. The object of arrest.
Huda’s family is destined to not be an ordinary woman. Huda’s father is a high-ranking official, and he is the vice president. The status of women in Iraq is not very high, and they are all relatively young. Closed, but completely different from them. Huda received a good education since he was a child and was sent to the United States to study at a very early age. He also took a microbiology course in the United States and obtained a master's degree in a short period of time. Ph.D.
After returning to Iraq, Huda continued to conduct research on microorganisms and cooperated with Hengda. Hengda was known as the "Father of Biochemistry" at the time. The two of them were mainly responsible for Huda studied biological weapons and the like, and thus gained the trust and respect of Saddam. She was also the only female senior official under Saddam when he was in power. It is precisely because of this that she was listed as the most wanted person in the United States. 53, codenamed "5 of Hearts".
In the end, the United States finally captured Huda and was sentenced to life imprisonment. Later, Huda became seriously ill in prison and was released. After his release, he began to live in seclusion, but in the end She died of breast cancer at the age of 63. Although Huda was once wanted, it must be said that she was really a strange woman.