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14 May 2013
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He kills the one who broke his dream
It is Thursday, 9 May. In the dock, at the criminal chamber near the Court of Appeal of El Jadida, stands this eighteen-year-old who dreamed of being a great footballer in the ranks of a great team.
It is Thursday, 9 May. In the dock, at the criminal chamber near the Court of Appeal of El Jadida, stands this eighteen-year-old who dreamed of being a great footballer in the ranks of a great team. He was, moreover, a brilliant element within the junior team of Difaâ Hassani El Jadidi (DHJ). Unfortunately, he committed, in July 2012, a crime against an English national, aged sixty-five.Indeed, our teenager who stands at the bar remembers the whole story, from the beginning of his first meeting with the Englishman, until the "D-Day". He tells it without hesitation to the three magistrates who question him.Their story begins two years ago, when the teenager was playing football on the beach with his friends. The national who was walking around and enjoying the sun's rays could not help but admire our teenager who was running left and right with the ball and dribbling his colleagues with…
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