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Abdelali Hadi, Logre of the Taroudant Bus Station

Summary by JeuneAfrique.com
Bone on the edge of a wad, a paper covered with figures, a name scratched: "Hadi". In 2004, the discovery of eight skulls at the gates of Taroudant led investigators on the track of a man without history, taped into the shadow of the bus station.

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Abdelali Hadi, Logre of the Taroudant Bus Station

Bone on the edge of a wad, a paper covered with figures, a name scratched: "Hadi". In 2004, the discovery of eight skulls at the gates of Taroudant led investigators on the track of a man without history, taped into the shadow of the bus station.

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JeuneAfrique.com broke the news on Wednesday, June 24, 2026.
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