The Moroccan State has been summoned to the Imlil trial at the request of the lawyer for the family of Louisa Vesterager Jespersen, the Danish victim. Compensation is at stake.
The perpetrators of the massacre of the two Scandinavians have finally described before the judges the course of that evening of December 17th, during which they beheaded the two women in Imlil before posting a video on the Internet.
Khalid Elfataoui, the lawyer of Louisa Vesterager Jespersen, 24, one of the two victims of the Imlil massacre, intends to demand the death penalty as punishment for the terrorist murderers.
On May 2, the trial of the 24 terrorists prosecuted for the murder of the two Scandinavian tourists whose bodies were found near Mount Toubkal began. Among other things, it emerged that they had planned to kill personalities using rodenticides.
The trial of the double murder of the two Scandinavian tourists, in Imlil, near Marrakech, will begin on May 2 next at the Court of Appeal of Salé, a court specialized in terrorism cases.
Two Swiss are being prosecuted directly or indirectly in the Imlil tragedy, which led to the murder of two young Scandinavian tourists. One of them has just been sentenced to 10 years in prison, in a case tried separately.
A 10-year prison sentence was handed down on Thursday by the Rabat court against a Swiss national prosecuted as part of the investigation into the murder of two Scandinavians in the Imlil region.
The United States of America has just followed in the footsteps of the United Kingdom by increasing the level of alert regarding the Morocco destination. This is for the attention of American travelers.
The Al Haouz region has just welcomed a tourist delegation of 110 young Danes who came to prove that Morocco is a safe country and that tourism does not have to suffer from the Imlil tragedy.
The newspaper Le Temps has just published an article, this Monday, almost crying conspiracy against Kevin Zoller. Among other things, it is indicated that his profile does not fit well with that of a terrorist, that the Swiss police are conducting their own investigation and that... Apparently, Kevin Zoller would not even have been in Morocco at the time of the murder of the two Scandinavian tourists. And would have come back even though he could have stayed there.
During an interrogation on Monday in Salé before the anti-terrorism investigating judge, Kevin Zoller, the 25-year-old Spanish-Swiss arrested in connection with the murder of two Scandinavian tourists for terrorist purposes, declared his innocence.
The court of Al Hoceima has just sentenced a young man to a sentence of five months in prison for calling to "slit the throat" of the Head of Government Saâdeddine El Othmani and his entourage.