Casablanca Court Sentences Fake Exorcist to 7 Years for Multiple Rapes
The charlatan Mosâab Touzi, accused of several rapes on his "clients", was sentenced by the Casablanca Court of Appeal to seven years in prison with a fine of 80,000 dirhams.
Arrested on March 1, 2018 for having perpetrated several rapes against several women, the raqi finally saw his verdict handed down this Wednesday, May 22. He was the subject of several complaints for rape.
One of the victims was sexually abused by the charlatan while she had lost consciousness during an exorcism session. "He made her go last, on the pretext of devoting more time to her than the other clients," said a relative of the victim.
The plaintiff, who refused to reveal her identity to the press, had claimed that the raqi had tricked her into believing she was possessed and that she had to go through roqya sessions to get rid of the jinns.
During one of these sessions, the raqi, would have taken advantage of his mother’s absence to make her lose consciousness with incantations before raping her, in the roqya center.
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