On July 24, 2019, police found 24-year-old Nabil's body in a forest after a forest guard named Mohamed reported it. Nabil had suffered a fatal abdominal stab wound, and his clothing raised a possible sexual-assault concern. Fingerprints identified him after approximately 72 hours, and his mother confirmed his identity. An autopsy reportedly linked Nabil's rape and murder to the same person responsible for the rape and strangulation death of Salim. Police examined Nabil's computer, identified a meeting arranged through an online homosexual social website, reviewed café surveillance, and identified Murad, age 53, as the man seen with Nabil. Police arrested Murad, seized electronic devices from his home, reportedly found videos involving Nabil, Salim, and other boys, and stated that Murad confessed to killing both victims.
Country: Morocco
State/Province: None
City/Region: Centreville
Incident Type: Murder
Relationship Status: Unknown
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Incident Date: July 24, 2019
Primary reported outcome: Homicide
Reported self-harm outcome: No suicide or attempt reported
Reported sequence: Order not reported / unclear
Additional victims reported: 1
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Asmae laaouni - أسماء لعيوني - Morocco · Original language: English
Murder of Nabil in the same forest area
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The source does not describe a conventional romantic-partner conflict. It reports alleged online targeting, a privately arranged meeting, sexual assault, secret recording, and linked killings involving multiple victims. The relationship-driven elements are limited to online sexual or interpersonal contact and do not establish a romantic relationship between the victims and Murad.
Police were called after forest guard Mohamed reported finding a body. Initial examination documented a severe abdominal stab wound, extensive bleeding, possible severe violence, and clothing that raised a possible sexual-assault concern. Fingerprints identified the victim as Nabil after approximately 72 hours. The autopsy reportedly linked the rape of Nabil and Salim to the same person and identified strangulation as Salim's cause of death. Police examined Nabil's computer, reviewed café surveillance, identified Murad, arrested him at approximately 4 a.m., and seized his electronic devices. The source reports that videos involving Nabil, Salim, and other boys were found and that Murad confessed, but it does not provide court charges, a conviction, or the current legal status beyond the reported arrest and investigation.
The investigation initially lacked a clear motive because Nabil's mother described him as quiet, introverted, and without known conflicts. His identity was initially unknown, and the possible sexual assault of Nabil required autopsy confirmation. Police reportedly did not initially understand how the victims had been lured. The later computer review, café footage, electronic-device search, and reported confession changed the investigative direction. The account does not independently resolve the evidentiary or procedural status of the alleged confession.
On July 24, 2019, Mohamed reported finding an unidentified young man's body in the forest. Police documented a fatal abdominal stab wound and recovered fingerprints and other evidence. After identification as Nabil, his mother reported that he had been missing and described his limited social activity, which initially offered few leads. The autopsy reportedly connected Nabil and Salim through rape by the same person and identified different causes of death. Police then examined Nabil's computer, found an online conversation arranging a café meeting, obtained surveillance footage, identified Murad, arrested him, and reportedly found videos involving the victims and other boys on his devices. The source says Murad then confessed to both killings.
The reported pattern indicates serious risk associated with concealed online contact, private meetings with unknown people, alleged sexual exploitation, secret recording, and repeat victimization. The account describes multiple victims and alleged planning, but the source does not provide a complete risk history, prior complaints, or a full legal disposition.
The account illustrates how a missing-person report, digital communications, surveillance footage, forensic identification, autopsy findings, and electronic-device evidence can connect apparently isolated homicide victims. Important reported warning indicators included private online contact, a planned meeting with an unidentified person, concealed recording, and repeated alleged targeting. Because the source is a narrated report without full court documentation, its allegations and reported confession should remain distinct from a judicial finding.
The most important reported signals were Nabil's disappearance, his last online conversation arranging a meeting with an unidentified person, the private café meeting, and the source's allegation that Murad had recorded other boys in compromising situations. The source does not report that Nabil or his family recognized these risks beforehand.
The main connecting clues were Nabil's fingerprints, his mother's missing-person report, the autopsy comparison involving Nabil and Salim, Nabil's computer conversations, café surveillance footage, identification of Murad, and electronic files reportedly recovered from Murad's home.
The source presents the autopsy reports, fingerprint identification, surveillance footage, seized electronic devices, videos, and Murad's reported confession as the strongest evidence. The account does not provide laboratory documentation, chain-of-custody details, or court-tested evidence.
Mohamed reportedly told police that he found the body during his routine forest patrol and did not touch it. Nabil's mother reportedly said he had no known conflicts, was quiet and introverted, and spent much of his time at home using his computer. The café owner reportedly provided surveillance recordings. No independent eyewitness account of the killings is reported.
The investigation initially appeared to have no motive or suspect. The autopsy reportedly connected Nabil's death with Salim's case, and examination of Nabil's computer revealed the café meeting. Surveillance then identified Murad, while the device search and reported confession further strengthened the police theory. No later court or appellate follow-up is provided.
The source does not provide the country or state of the incident, the precise forest location, the complete dates of the victims' deaths, the full identity of Nabil's mother, the circumstances of Salim's death, the exact legal charges, or a court outcome. It also does not independently establish whether the reported confession was legally admitted or whether the alleged videos were authenticated.