Shocking confessions of the murderers of the unjustly burned Algerian

Events are accelerating in the case of the murder of the Algerian youth, Jamal bin Ismail, whose body was burned and abused on suspicion of setting fires in the state of Tizi Ouzou. In the latest developments, public television broadcast the testimonies of a number of detainees in the case, one of whom admitted to stabbing the victim.

Some of the detainees confessed to belonging to the "Al-Mak" movement, which Algeria considers terrorist, and another admitted to setting fire to the dead man's body.

The arrest of 25 suspects in the assassination of Jamal bin Ismail, revealed new, alarming facts regarding the involvement of the terrorist organization Al-Mak in the operation, as revealed in a statement by the General Directorate of National Security.

They stabbed a dagger and this is the last word he said

Local media reported the detainees' confessions, as one of them admitted to stabbing the victim with two daggers after one of those involved gave him a dagger to carry out his crime.

R. Aguilas, the first accused in the case of the assassination of Jamal bin Ismail, admitted that he got into the police vehicle, after a young man gave him a dagger and asked him to kill him.

In his statements to the investigators, he went on to say, "The dagger gave me a young man with tattoos on his body, and he asked me to kill him."

The accused admitted that he had stabbed Jamal with two daggers, explaining that the last word he said before his death was “By God, he has not sinned against me, my brother,” meaning, not me, my brother.

“I threw the cartoon to increase the flame.”

The confessions of the accused, which were presented to the public by the General Directorate of National Security through national channels, included the confession of the accused “Q. Ahmed".

The suspect admitted, through his statements, to participating in the burning of the victim, saying, "I did not burn him, but I threw the cartoon until Yazid inflamed. Those who burned it were "Al-Tayati" and "Ramadan Al-Abyad."

In addition, the suspect, "S. Hassan", recounted the way in which he became involved in the terrorist Mack movement.

The suspect, who hails from Jijel and resides in the municipality of Sharqa in the capital, disclosed that his relationship with the Mac organization was during the movement's rallies, and he was communicating with them through Facebook.

The accused confirmed that the strategic location in which he lives, which is the Bouchaoui area of ​​the capital, where the National Gendarmerie command is located, is what made the Mack terrorist movement accept his involvement in it.

new details

The General Directorate of National Security revealed the overthrow of a criminal network that was behind the killing of Jamal bin Ismail, classified as a terrorist organization, with the confessions of its arrested members.

The directorate stated, on Tuesday, in a statement that its competent interests were able, using modern technologies, to retrieve the victim's mobile phone and arrest 25 new suspects.

The statement also stated that the investigation had discovered a criminal network that was behind the heinous scheme, classified as a terrorist organization, according to the confessions of its arrested members.

The statement revealed that the security services, through the process of exploiting the victim's mobile phone, discovered amazing facts about the real reasons for killing the young Jamal bin Ismail, which the justice will disclose later, given the confidentiality of the investigation.

The statement also indicated that the competent national security services were able, in record time, to arrest the remaining 25 suspects, who were on the run at the level of several states from the country, including two suspects, who were arrested by state security services. Oran, they were preparing to leave the national territory.

He added that as a completion of the preliminary investigation, which was completed by the competent national security services, the total number of those arrested in the commission of this heinous crime reached 61 suspects.

The killing of the young man on charges of setting fires in the forests of the Tizi Ouzou region and setting his body on fire by angry citizens, caused shock and uproar in the country, after it became clear that he was innocent, and that he was there to provide assistance.

And last Wednesday, pictures and videos circulating on social media platforms showed a large number of citizens burning a person they suspected of setting fires to forests, and the hashtag “Justice for Jamal bin Ismail” spread widely on Algerians’ Facebook pages and on many social media platforms.