Trial of the triple narchomicide of 2020: the public prosecutor denounces "murders of unspeakable savagery" and seeks four life sentences

The prosecution has requested life sentences for five men involved in organized crime and three murders in Marseille. The accused are linked to violent acts against a narcotics figure's brother. Evidence includes extensive police investigations and encrypted communications. Amine Oualane is identified as the main operator, despite his claims of absence during the crimes. The prosecution describes the murders as marked by treachery and brutality, typical of narcobanditry.