 Bseiso saw an-Nuqrashi’s dead body in front of the elevator at the ministry, and also saw the assassin (a student from the faculty of veterinary medicine at the University of Fouad I).In 1949, when the first military coup in the Arab region took place (led by Husni al-Za’im), Bseiso went to Damascus for just one week, and realized through his contacts with some journalist friends that the coup had been covered and planned by "Tapline Petroleum" company and that Husni al-Za’im was chosen to lead the takeover.Bseiso then returned to Amman to work at the "al-‘Urdun" newspaper, (which was owned by the late Khalil Nasr, Abu Anis), working with other journalists, including the late Khairi Hammad.