Arrested before his flight to Morocco: The Parisian "serial lover" who terrorized his partners finally unmasked!
Suspected of violence and fraud against at least seven partners, Morad R. has been indicted in Paris. The man in his forties was arrested at Roissy airport as he was trying to fly to Morocco.
On November 28th, Morad R. was arrested at Roissy-Charles-de-Gaulle airport as he was about to board a flight to Morocco. According to Le Parisien, this regular of the Parisian nightlife claimed he wanted to flee the media and legal pressure. The justice system has opened a judicial investigation targeting this man who has already been convicted ten times in the past.
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The man in his forties is accused of having subjected his victims to a real ordeal: punches, strangulations, bites, and death threats. Nicknamed the "serial lover" or the expert in "dirty tricks", he sometimes had up to four relationships at the same time. To date, four plaintiffs are officially involved in the proceedings, but the total number of victims identified by the investigators would be seven.
Beyond the physical violence, several women denounce fraud involving five-figure amounts. One of them mentions a loss of 25,000 euros related to a fictitious investment in a restaurant, while another is demanding the reimbursement of 11,500 euros. A psychiatric expert described the defendant as having a "narcissistic tendency profile", little inclined to assume the emotional repercussions of his actions.
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Despite the prosecution’s requests for pre-trial detention, Morad R. was left free under strict judicial supervision. He is prohibited from contacting his ex-partners and must undergo mandatory psychological treatment. For his part, the defendant denies all the facts, claiming to be the victim of a conspiracy orchestrated by the plaintiffs to harm his reputation.
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