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2110 - قصة إبحث عن المرأة !! سوالف طريق
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نحن دائماً نتطلع لدعمكم وتشجيعكم، إنضموا لمجتمع 'سوالف طريق' لتكونوا جزءًا من رحلتنا المثيرة في استكشاف القصص الواقعية حول الجريمة وعمليات التحقيق والتحريات.
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نحن دائماً نتطلع لدعمكم وتشجيعكم، إنضموا لمجتمع 'سوالف طريق' لتكونوا جزءًا من رحلتنا المثيرة في استكشاف القصص الواقعية حول الجريمة وعمليات التحقيق والتحريات.
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00:00Hello
00:30I looked at the map
00:31And you see, this river, how does it separate?
00:34Between Mauritania and
00:35Between Senegal and how the herders
00:38Most of them are carers
00:40On the banks of this river, and sometimes they move
00:42To Senegal
00:44Depending on the availability of grazing
00:46This area is a green area.
00:48Very long, large, vast
00:50Full of forests and trees
00:53And the valleys, hills, and jar
00:55The important thing is that in the year
00:57Two thousand crimes occurred in that year
00:59One of the sponsors
01:00The one who used to bleed sheep
01:02On the riverbanks
01:03Between the thickets and dense trees
01:08A body was found
01:09dark-skinned man
01:10They hid his body among the trees.
01:13It's as if he meant someone who did it intentionally
01:15It is clear that the flow was from him
01:17blood
01:17Inform the security authorities and these areas
01:21They don't have police stations that are very far away.
01:23When they summoned
01:24It means security men and a deputy prosecutor
01:27They brought him from the capital
01:28Until he arrived at their place after several hours
01:31They were forced
01:32People of the Al-Atef area
01:34They are building for him
01:35Like a nest
01:36or place
01:39It is being equipped as a headquarters
01:40To establish the prosecutor's office and police officers
01:43Because the topic is lengthy
01:44It needs to be investigated
01:46It requires investigation.
01:48He needs to be questioned
01:51The matter won't be resolved in a day, two, or three.
01:53Understanding the way to host him
01:55His host was the sheikh of their tribe in the Al-Atif area.
01:59And his question about the nest
02:01They received him with innovations
02:03First steps of the investigation
02:06At first they know
02:08Who is the owner of the body?
02:11He summoned several people
02:13Since the information discovered by this prosecutor
02:18Ban Halhialjia
02:19Only certain people, namely the shepherds, can access it.
02:23Because their moderators are all far away and their readers are all far away
02:26So he began asking the owners of the halal (permissible) animals.
02:29Who are your sponsors?
02:30They said so-and-so and so-and-so
02:31A large group summoned them
02:32Let them see the body.
02:34They recognized him, and it turned out to be this person.
02:36He is a sponsor of an influential person.
02:39He has a lot of halal (permissible) animals.
02:41This is considered the shepherd
02:43Among his six sponsors
02:45They work
02:46God bless him, he has a lot of livestock.
02:49Therefore, what is estimated
02:51He is the one who takes care of them.
02:52Put six
02:53He divides the sheep and livestock he owns
02:55And everyone takes what is permissible in one direction.
02:58Those who go north and those who go south
02:59Those who go east and those who go west
03:01The important thing is this person
03:03On this day it was supposed
03:06He tends sheep
03:08But he disappeared
03:09After several hours
03:11The sheep returned to the pen.
03:13Without the shepherd
03:15And with her, you honor the donkey that takes care of them.
03:17And with them as well
03:19The sheep that they call the mirya'
03:21This is the one who leads the sheep
03:23She returned to the pen without the shepherd present.
03:27They thought he was the one who left her
03:29He's the one who deliberately left these sheep.
03:34But after they discovered his body
03:36Now he wants to investigate his colleagues.
03:40He is one of six shepherds
03:43They brought them
03:44He wants to ask them, "Have you ever seen him?"
03:46He said, "We actually saw him on such and such a day."
03:47He's almost always absent from our area now.
03:50More than three or four days
03:51Okay, they said we have a person
03:55He is responsible for the shepherds.
04:00He's the one who supervises them.
04:03They are the six
04:05And if one of them fails to report for work
04:09For illness, travel, or any other reason
04:12Or quit his job suddenly
04:13This person they call Atitar is a lion.
04:17By staying in his place
04:19Or work in his place
04:20Until the shepherd brought him back. He said, "Good, where are these Tatars?" They brought him. He began to respond. When
04:28The last time I saw this young man, who is the victim, they said he was actually three-quarters of a kilo.
04:34Tiam Ma Bin. It was supposed that on that day he would take what was permissible (halal), meaning...
04:39For the shepherd. But she returned the sheep without him. We thought it was him.
04:45Work or escape or... What we asked about is that he's the loser. So, he wants from
04:50With us, it means they ask us for a salary. We don't care, but any shepherd who leaves
04:56Work. Because there are many people who actually wish they had jobs. He said, "Okay, we..."
05:02We asked this young man first if he had any enemies or problems. He told him
05:06Never. What's his work system? He said he takes the livestock and grazes it, then goes somewhere.
05:12The river. And sometimes it is necessary for him to cross to the other side of the river, which is
05:17In Senegal. He's looking for grazing land and such. And he works with us in a hall, you know.
05:23Many years. We haven't seen any problems with him. The shepherds who are colleagues.
05:31Each of them proved their whereabouts. The prosecution did not suspect anyone.
05:36They summoned the owner of all these properties. He said, "I don't know."
05:41They are the foundation of the shepherds. Even the Tatars whom I appointed as supervisors, I...
05:46I don't know her. And besides, I'm not interested in the topic of what's permissible.
05:50I own companies. I own land. I own this and that. And indeed, if that's not true, then...
05:54The relationship involves a man who is very rich and doesn't lower himself to the level of seeing shepherds.
05:59And so they were excluded from the case. They were afraid that someone might mean them.
06:04The rich were tormented by the shepherd, as they get, meaning in
06:08Previous cases. But we've clarified the connection. He was confused, and every prosecution... After
06:15Two or three days of investigation have passed. Contact with headquarters.
06:20He said, "I've closed the case against an unknown person. No one can tell you anything."
06:24Something. But he refused. He said, "I'm sitting here, sitting here. And I'm far from my family. I'm supposed to be..."
06:31I'm going back to the capital. Let me use these two or three days to put more pressure on me. I'll try.
06:39This young man died. It appears he was struck on the head with a sharp object.
06:48The person, after killing the victim, hid the body among the trees. What was the purpose? No, the purpose...
06:59For example, the motive might be theft, because the shepherd is a poor young man with no money.
07:03Something means. And then, when the livestock returned to the pen, it was all intact. I mean, no.
07:09They are, for example, sheep thieves who, for instance, kill the shepherd and take his livestock. No.
07:15All the sheep returned safe and sound, with nothing missing. What was the motive? Always in
07:23Cases that are ambiguous. Look for the woman.
07:30Indeed, not every woman is like that, because you know the whole world is just about men and women. So if
07:35I couldn't find anything to suggest about a woman's role in this man's life. I mean, it's not like there isn't one.
07:40I'm telling him she's seventeen or eighteen years old, in perfect health, and employed.
07:45As a shepherd, and so on, meaning he doesn't think about getting married or thinking about falling in love or anything like that. He said
07:50Is this young man married or not? I don't know if he loves me.
07:56We don't know if he likes it or not. Okay, so where was it found?
08:02His body. To the place where he sleeps. Or where the shepherds gather.
08:09After a long day of work. Where? They said it's about seven hundred.
08:15Meter means kilometer minus. Cool. He went to the place where he lives. And he started looking
08:23The nature of the logic there and so on. He found that they had a well. And this well
08:30They have a custom that only women draw water from the well. Men are forbidden from going.
08:36Yes, he's watering or taking water. Every family has daughters and they go
08:41And they all agreed on it. So he went to this place, this well. And he saw
08:48He was in a group of girls at Halber. He saw them the first day.
08:55Pay attention to their presence. The next day he went to the same place. He found that
09:01The same girls are there. They said there's nowhere for them to go.
09:05They all meet like a diwaniyya or a private women's gathering.
09:12This is the well. The girls gather and chat. And everyone
09:18One takes the water the house needs and leaves. Here's how the nature of existence is understood.
09:23These girls. And among the girls were a few, I mean, some beautiful.
09:27And beautiful, and so on. So he began asking them one by one about the deceased shepherd.
09:36This victim. So he asked. He asked the first one, the second one, but he didn't know the third one.
09:41The fourth one. One of them said, "What? This is me. This was actually..."
09:45He always comes here to the well. He asked her, "Why does he come to the well?"
09:50Here. She said he only answers to see so-and-so. She pointed to so-and-so.
09:55Perhaps it was the girl. And she was the most beautiful girl in the area. And she was always there.
10:00At Halber's. He went and summoned this girl. He asked her, "Do you know?"
10:07The shepherd is so-and-so. She said, "Oh, Arafa, I mean." He said to her, "And what?"
10:12Your relationship with him. She was taken aback. She said, "Why? Why the question?"
10:16This. He said it because we found her body, meaning she was dead. Congratulations to the girl, she collapsed.
10:22She started crying. She revealed to the prosecutor that she was his girlfriend. Now she knew.
10:28Upon hearing of his death, she had missed him for the past two days, as nothing had passed over her.
10:33Do you know what mobile phone he had? He was, I mean, on his way to his work tending livestock.
10:38He passes by the sheep, sees them, greets them, asks if they need anything, and they say they don't need anything. Then he goes to the sheep.
10:43How many days passed without her passing by? And the girl was there every day at the well, waiting for her.
10:49She's crying, and of course, may God protect you. He said, "By God, I'm actually a public prosecutor."
10:54And you have a right to be involved in this matter. Do you have any information, I mean any evidence?
11:01It's impossible for it to lead us to the person I killed. She asked, "Where did you find them?"
11:04On the body. He said it in such-and-such place. About a kilometer from
11:08This is your place. She said, "No, I don't know, I mean, who is the person who..."
11:13Maybe. Someone from your family asked her. She said, "No, I don't have any family."
11:18The subject is known to me, and my relationship to it is clear. Even if they know, I have my personal freedom.
11:23My father doesn't ask, and it's normal like that, meaning there's no one who might have paid except...
11:28For example, honor and such, and that he went and killed her, he went to Abadan. He told him, "Nothing, everyone."
11:34He went back to thinking again. This Sham was in love. And his beloved didn't know about the matter. And the person I killed, I killed him, it was clear that he was a traitor.
11:48Because he hit him on the head from behind. He tried to hide the body. There was no motive for theft because he had no money. And the sheep returned.
11:57Salima. This means this person must know the victim. But who is he?
12:06During her session, the prosecutor noticed something strange. During the days he was sitting in El Arish, there was someone interested.
12:17It's very, very important. The one who's in charge of the shepherds. He's interested in it. So it occurred to him that he should investigate again.
12:28Second. He told us to come. Since you're in charge of the shepherds. When one
12:34The sheep are late returning to their quarters. Or the sheep are late. What's your job? Aren't you supposed to go to the place where they graze?
12:43You ask or see what's going on.
12:45He fell silent. He said, "No, yes, that's right." He said, "What's the meaning of this young man? Why didn't you ask about him when he was late? And you waited for the sheep to return on their own?"
12:55After several hours.
12:56It's like you're not interested in the subject. He said, "No, I mean, it's fine, he wasn't that late." Sometimes, you know, some shepherds
13:08They sleep where they graze. It's not necessary for them to return the same day. So I wasn't worried about him.
13:16I didn't answer his question. He went back to questioning the other shepherds. He asked them, "Who among you saw the shepherd or the victim on the day he was killed?"
13:27So-and-so. The one who was last out with the livestock grazing. Who among you saw him? One of them said, "Yes, I saw him."
13:34Where did you see him? He said, "I saw him heading towards the river." I was going north and he was heading towards the river. He said, "No."
13:42Okay. What did you notice?
13:44He was walking normally. And Attars were walking behind him. He said, "Okay." He said, "Even I saw them from afar."
13:56Of course, I couldn't hear what they were talking about. But you could see the Tatars chasing the shepherd. Then
14:04The shepherd stopped. They spoke for a while. Then he continued on his way. He said, "Are you sure?" He replied, "Yes, I'm sure. Even I'm not..."
14:13I see the Tatars.
14:14I mean, I know something's going on. He always goes around checking on the shepherds in the grazing areas. He said, "No, that's good."
14:22He went back and questioned the Tatars a second time. He said, "Come here." On the day the victim went out to graze the sheep.
14:31Did you encounter your words? He said, "No, never." He said, "I mean, you didn't go, you didn't catch up with the grazing area, the place by the fire." He said, "No."
14:40No, no, never. He said, "What happened between you two that day?" He said, "No, no, never." He said, "Ta-da-da-da."
14:45Come on. There's something wrong with you. There's something wrong with you.
14:46I have a witness who saw you. You were chasing the victim. You had a conversation. What was the topic of this conversation? He said no.
14:56No, not at all. I didn't climb it or anything. I had work to do, and she went to the forest and left.
15:00This denial by the Tatars, or rather, this Tatar denial, proved that he was trying to hide something. So the focus shifted to this Tatar. He spoke.
15:17Speak up, he's not satisfied, speak up.
15:20He went back to interrogate the victim's girlfriend again. He started pressuring her. "There's definitely something going on between you two, and I know it." She said, "No, not at all. We..."
15:34Our relationship is a loving one, and there's nothing wrong between us. He said, "No, it's fine." He left it reserved with her.
15:42And Wattar was being held there. He started asking his friends and those around him. Then one of the shepherds came. He said, "It was the day the victim disappeared."
15:55We're supposed to return to the lodgings every day after a long day of tending the sheep and such, and spend the night in the same place. And Attar is supposed to be with us.
16:03This is the Attar. He's used to singing the Ashwar every night. Like these songs of theirs.
16:09Mauritanian folklore. He sings because he has a sweet voice. Except for that night. He didn't sing and he was nervous. He was thinking and we kept asking him, "What's wrong with you?"
16:20He said, "No, no, nothing's wrong, but... I mean, I'm worried about so-and-so, the victim. He didn't show up for work and left."
16:28I have the sheep and tomorrow I'll take his place. But that's what he said about it. He said it was good. So suspicions increased.
16:35This is the Tatars.
16:39Because the Tatars discovered in the agent – the agent acting on their behalf – that he was ignorant, meaning completely uneducated, and easily deceived.
16:51So he summoned him the next morning. He took a group of security men and devised a plan for him. This plan was very ingenious.
16:59They took him and went to the cemetery where they had buried the victim. Because several days had passed since they finished their investigation.
17:08They destroyed the body.
17:10The prosecutor, in the presence of the Attar, ordered the security forces to dig up the victim's grave. This Attar was a vandal.
17:19The prosecutor asked, "Why? What's the matter? What's the story?" He replied, "You know we are the government and we have the capabilities..."
17:29We are completely unable to find the killer. We will use these methods or the advanced means we have.
17:40He said, "Okay, what are these things?" He replied, "Now we'll extract the body and we can make the body talk." This guy started to tremble. He asked, "How will it talk?"
17:53He said, “We have means, we have technologies, and the government is the one that uses these technologies to make the body speak and say who the killer is.”
18:04If the body speaks and identifies the killer, we shoot the killer. Or if the victim forgives, we shoot him. But if he doesn't forgive him
18:18We immediately shoot the victim and bury him in the same grave.
18:22And the day they said no, it was true. Out of ignorance, they believed their words were true. This is the government, and the government knows best. A government that can do anything.
18:32They dug. Then he began to tremble as they dug, dug, dug, dug.
18:36A little while later, he broke down. He started shouting, "Forgive me, please, I'm the one who killed you, forgive me, forgive me." He said, "But this is what we want."
18:46He confessed before the body was removed. He said, "No, no, that's it, I confess, I'm the one who killed him."
18:50Why did I kill him? I killed him to get rid of the love of my life. That girl, the daughter of Al-Bir. I have a relationship with her, and she has a relationship with me.
19:01There's a connection there too. She loves both of them. And she spent a long time thinking about choosing between them. Between the victim and what
19:12Among the Tatars. But after a while, she told him frankly, "My heart leans..."
19:18That's the shepherd for me. And I hope you've finally broken off the relationship between them. So he says, "I went and took advantage of the time she was out with the sheep."
19:29I moved away from the village and the people. I struck her on the back of the head. After making sure she was dead, I hid her body among the trees.
19:40And to avoid suspicion, I immediately left her and went to sit with my friends so they would know where I had been.
19:47And the time of the crime. And the sheep returned to their homes. They summoned the girl, and she confessed that she had indeed been in a relationship with the two young men, the shepherd and the Tatars. But
19:59She says, "I've loved the shepherd for a long time. He's the one who got involved."
20:04He tempted me with his money and his higher status than the sponsor's. But then my heart went to the young man, the victim. And I didn't expect him to leave.
20:13It means he's going to change. After I found out that he confessed, I said, "Just as I expected." I didn't even ask him to change. On the contrary.
20:19Actually, I neither like nor dislike the shepherd. I asked him to end the relationship between me and her. Anyway, to make a long story short, the trial took place.
20:26The Tatars. And they sentenced him to life imprisonment. And that was the end of our ancestor. May God protect you. Goodbye.