The “Monster of Nabeul” case, involving Naceur Dammak, is the most infamous serial killer case in modern Tunisian history. Between 1988 and 1990, he lured, assaulted, and murdered 13 young victims in the Cap Bon region, burying their bodies in isolated areas. He was arrested in 1990 and executed in 1994, marking the last official execution carried out in Tunisia.
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The “Monster of Nabeul” case, involving Naceur Dammak, is the most infamous serial killer case in modern Tunisian history. Between 1988 and 1990, he lured, assaulted, and murdered 13 young victims in the Cap Bon region, burying their bodies in isolated areas. He was arrested in 1990 and executed in 1994, marking the last official execution carried out in Tunisia.
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In 1919 Alexandria, two sisters, Raya and Sakina, lured 17 women with gold jewelry into their rented rooms in El Labban and killed them for their gold, burying the bodies under their own floor. They used incense to hide the smell until a blind landlord found a skull while digging.
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In 2010, burning cars paralyzed Stockholm. It wasn’t random — it was a diversion for a 6-minute royal heist that sparked Europe’s greatest Chinese art theft wave.
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The true story of Jacques Mesrine, France’s Public Enemy Number One. From daring prison escapes to his bloody death in Paris 1979.
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