A businessman was killed in Mohammedia and the investigation indicates a settling of scores

A. Latif Baraka: Heba Press

Muhammadiyah Judicial Security Police are racing against time to reach the suspects in a murder that claimed the life of a young man in his thirties, Manish Aqari, who was found stabbed last weekend in front of his “villa” located in the upscale Manesman district.

The investigators’ initial investigations into this crime suggest the hypothesis of a settling of scores between the alleged perpetrators and the victim, and that the contents of the villa were not stolen, which confirms that the crime is linked to a settling of scores.

The victim, born in the suburbs of Beni Mellal, immigrated to Spain and managed to accumulate a significant fortune, which allowed him to obtain Spanish nationality, before deciding to invest in real estate in Morocco by creating a real estate company based in Marrakech which oversaw the completion of numerous projects.

The businessman owns a villa in the “Manesman” district of Mohammedia where he spends the weekend, and it is there that he was assassinated by unknown assailants.