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Greetings, followers and followers of the Kifach Hasal channel. Welcome, welcome to a new episode of stories and files of crimes that occurred in one of the cities or villages of the Kingdom. I hope, our dear followers, that you are well, healthy, and happy, God willing. As usual, without introductions, without prolonging, we will go directly into the details of today's crime. Today's case is one of the judicial police cases. Today's case, its events took place in the city of Casablanca, precisely in 2007. This case, as usual, we begin, our dear followers, with its details and the events of this crime and the preliminaries from its beginning. A man, approximately in his fifties, married, with three daughters. The gentleman has a shop, a small shop, approximately between 40 and 50 meters, in a neighborhood far from the residence where he lives with his wife and his daughters. The gentleman is a bit delayed in marriage. The eldest of his daughters is approximately 22 or 23 years old. That shop he has, due to his poor health, he was going to rent it to someone. From here to here, when he could no longer manage the work, the person renting from him told him, "Vacate my shop for me, I want to open a cafe in it." Indeed, that shop, as I said, has an upper floor, and he made a cafe there. The gentleman hired a worker, hired him. Day after day, day after day, he saw that things were going well. A lady started coming to help him, she does the cleaning, washes the dishes, does this and that. She lives nearby, from the vicinity of the shop where the cafe is. That lady is married with her children, young, approximately in her thirties, 36 or 37 years old. That lady often comes to him until a certain time, and often stays late at night. She finishes her work because the customers also increase. She stays, puts the chairs away, does the cleaning, washes this and that. She usually goes home around 11, 11:30 at night. She doesn't stay with him all day. She usually comes in the morning, returns in the middle of the day, and comes at night. That gentleman, day after day, day after day, started having problems with his wife and his daughters. These are matters that will be mentioned in the investigation of this case because there was a rift. When this gentleman was found murdered, it was established that there was a rift between him and his wife, between him and his daughters. The reason for the rift was that those daughters were not raised by their mother with good upbringing. The daughters went astray a bit. He blames the wife. He no longer liked the situation. He raised his head and became a resident of the cafe. As I said, it has an upper floor. He allocated approximately 4 meters, 4 square meters by 4 square meters, and made a sort of shack there with aluminum and the gentleman resided there. When he finished his work, he closed his shop, went up to the upper floor, and slept. Day after day, day after day, people started knowing him in that neighborhood, "So-and-so, so-and-so, the owner of such-and-such cafe." One morning, it was around 9:30. The gentleman used to open early, at 7. He opens his cafe. The people there, he is on a street where people sell and buy, and they usually set up their stalls. That morning, the neighbors there and the people noticed that so-and-so did not open his cafe. His garage, it doesn't have a roller shutter, it has a garage with doors that close. Someone told them, "Oh, so-and-so, his door, one door of the garage is open." "Perhaps he is sick, perhaps something." They went to knock on his door, no one answered. Someone looked, looked, no one was there. They knew the gentleman was not working, so they went about their business. This is something that will be mentioned by a witness. The story remained, as I said, at 9:30 in the morning. That lady who works with him arrived. As I said, she does not work with him all day. She comes at different times. She comes three or four times a day. She arrived, went in, "So-and-so, so-and-so." She went up and found that the gentleman, because that upper floor has walls, about 40 centimeters high, built of brick, of brick, with an iron mesh, an iron fence. She found that so-and-so, the owner of the cafe, had fallen to the ground in a pool of blood. The gentleman was stabbed in the neck, stabbed in the abdomen. She noticed that the gentleman was wearing shorts. The gentleman was in sleep shorts, and on top he was wearing a light t-shirt. It appeared that the gentleman was murdered. From this scene, the lady ran down to inform some people there. She told them, "Oh, so-and-so, the police have been called. The gentleman has been murdered. The gentleman, what is happening, what is happening?" Indeed, the police were informed, and they responded to this report. They went to the scene. When the police arrived, they went up there. They noticed, as I mentioned, that the victim was a man, approximately, judging by his appearance, a man in his sixties. Who is the gentleman? They said, "Oh, he is the owner of the cafe." They said, "He lives here." The people said, "Oh, he usually opens at seven. He didn't open today." But as I said, a witness came forward and told them, "Oh, this morning, I usually get coffee from so-and-so and take it to my shop." He told them, "I came and saw the door open." He told them, "I opened it." The door, it seems, from afar, it appears that the garage is closed normally. But he told them, "Oh, I came and kept looking until I saw the door slightly open. I opened it." "So-and-so, so-and-so, no one heard me." He told them, "I left." The gentleman was murdered upstairs. What the police noticed was that the victim's body, his body was thin, a man who had become thin, weak in his physical build. But the way he was killed indicated that he was not resisting. Perhaps we can say that the perpetrator was resisting the victim. The victim had nothing to resist with, a weak man. A large number of stab wounds were inflicted, especially in the abdomen. The blow that was perhaps fatal, that hastened his death, was the blow to the neck. Because even the neighbors, the gentleman's shop is located under the residence, above are the residents. No one said, "Oh, I heard something, or something caught my attention, or I heard a sound, or perhaps the gentleman was calling for help." Or he said, "Absolutely not." From the examination when they found the victim's body, the victim was wearing, as I said, shorts. It appeared that the gentleman was in his bedroom in that small room he made in the cafe. The gentleman was only covering himself with a blanket over a blanket and sleeping. They noticed someone who entered with his shoes, or his sandals, or his slippers, although the traces were no longer clearly visible, but there were traces of footprints. Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. Because, as I said, the door closes, but he necessarily locks it from the inside. So, someone who came and knocked on his door. Because the door has no signs of forced entry. When the police arrived at that small room or that room where he lived, they noticed something. The gentleman only spread out on the floor. He doesn't have a sofa, or a mattress, or a bed. He puts a blanket over a blanket and sleeps. They noticed someone who entered with his shoes, or his sandals, or his slippers, although the traces were no longer clearly visible, but there were traces of footprints. Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. Because, as I said, the door closes, but he necessarily locks it from the inside. So, someone who came and knocked on his door. Because the door has no signs of forced entry. When the police arrived at that small room or that room where he lived, they noticed something. The gentleman only spread out on the floor. He doesn't have a sofa, or a mattress, or a bed. He puts a blanket over a blanket and sleeps. They noticed someone who entered with his shoes, or his sandals, or his slippers, although the traces were no longer clearly visible, but there were traces of footprints. Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. Because, as I said, the door closes, but he necessarily locks it from the inside. So, someone who came and knocked on his door. Because the door has no signs of forced entry. When the police arrived at that small room or that room where he lived, they noticed something. The gentleman only spread out on the floor. He doesn't have a sofa, or a mattress, or a bed. He puts a blanket over a blanket and sleeps. They noticed someone who entered with his shoes, or his sandals, or his slippers, although the traces were no longer clearly visible, but there were traces of footprints. Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. Because, as I said, the door closes, but he necessarily locks it from the inside. So, someone who came and knocked on his door. Because the door has no signs of forced entry. When the police arrived at that small room or that room where he lived, they noticed something. The gentleman only spread out on the floor. He doesn't have a sofa, or a mattress, or a bed. He puts a blanket over a blanket and sleeps. They noticed someone who entered with his shoes, or his sandals, or his slippers, although the traces were no longer clearly visible, but there were traces of footprints. Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. Because, as I said, the door closes, but he necessarily locks it from the inside. So, someone who came and knocked on his door. Because the door has no signs of forced entry. When the police arrived at that small room or that room where he lived, they noticed something. The gentleman only spread out on the floor. He doesn't have a sofa, or a mattress, or a bed. He puts a blanket over a blanket and sleeps. They noticed someone who entered with his shoes, or his sandals, or his slippers, although the traces were no longer clearly visible, but there were traces of footprints. Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. Because, as I said, the door closes, but he necessarily locks it from the inside. So, someone who came and knocked on his door. Because the door has no signs of forced entry. When the police arrived at that small room or that room where he lived, they noticed something. The gentleman only spread out on the floor. He doesn't have a sofa, or a mattress, or a bed. He puts a blanket over a blanket and sleeps. They noticed someone who entered with his shoes, or his sandals, or his slippers, although the traces were no longer clearly visible, but there were traces of footprints. Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. Because, as I said, the door closes, but he necessarily locks it from the inside. So, someone who came and knocked on his door. Because the door has no signs of forced entry. When the police arrived at that small room or that room where he lived, they noticed something. The gentleman only spread out on the floor. He doesn't have a sofa, or a mattress, or a bed. He puts a blanket over a blanket and sleeps. They noticed someone who entered with his shoes, or his sandals, or his slippers, although the traces were no longer clearly visible, but there were traces of footprints. Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. Because, as I said, the door closes, but he necessarily locks it from the inside. So, someone who came and knocked on his door. Because the door has no signs of forced entry. When the police arrived at that small room or that room where he lived, they noticed something. The gentleman only spread out on the floor. He doesn't have a sofa, or a mattress, or a bed. He puts a blanket over a blanket and sleeps. They noticed someone who entered with his shoes, or his sandals, or his slippers, although the traces were no longer clearly visible, but there were traces of footprints. Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. Because, as I said, the door closes, but he necessarily locks it from the inside. So, someone who came and knocked on his door. Because the door has no signs of forced entry. When the police arrived at that small room or that room where he lived, they noticed something. The gentleman only spread out on the floor. He doesn't have a sofa, or a mattress, or a bed. He puts a blanket over a blanket and sleeps. They noticed someone who entered with his shoes, or his sandals, or his slippers, although the traces were no longer clearly visible, but there were traces of footprints. Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. Because, as I said, the door closes, but he necessarily locks it from the inside. So, someone who came and knocked on his door. Because the door has no signs of forced entry. When the police arrived at that small room or that room where he lived, they noticed something. The gentleman only spread out on the floor. He doesn't have a sofa, or a mattress, or a bed. He puts a blanket over a blanket and sleeps. They noticed someone who entered with his shoes, or his sandals, or his slippers, although the traces were no longer clearly visible, but there were traces of footprints. Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. Because, as I said, the door closes, but he necessarily locks it from the inside. So, someone who came and knocked on his door. Because the door has no signs of forced entry. When the police arrived at that small room or that room where he lived, they noticed something. The gentleman only spread out on the floor. He doesn't have a sofa, or a mattress, or a bed. He puts a blanket over a blanket and sleeps. They noticed someone who entered with his shoes, or his sandals, or his slippers, although the traces were no longer clearly visible, but there were traces of footprints. Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. Because, as I said, the door closes, but he necessarily locks it from the inside. So, someone who came and knocked on his door. Because the door has no signs of forced entry. When the police arrived at that small room or that room where he lived, they noticed something. The gentleman only spread out on the floor. He doesn't have a sofa, or a mattress, or a bed. He puts a blanket over a blanket and sleeps. They noticed someone who entered with his shoes, or his sandals, or his slippers, although the traces were no longer clearly visible, but there were traces of footprints. Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. Because, as I said, the door closes, but he necessarily locks it from the inside. So, someone who came and knocked on his door. Because the door has no signs of forced entry. When the police arrived at that small room or that room where he lived, they noticed something. The gentleman only spread out on the floor. He doesn't have a sofa, or a mattress, or a bed. He puts a blanket over a blanket and sleeps. They noticed someone who entered with his shoes, or his sandals, or his slippers, although the traces were no longer clearly visible, but there were traces of footprints. Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" 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She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. 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She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. 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He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. 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Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. 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So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. 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Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." 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She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. 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She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. Because, as I said, the door closes, but he necessarily locks it from the inside. So, someone who came and knocked on his door. Because the door has no signs of forced entry. When the police arrived at that small room or that room where he lived, they noticed something. The gentleman only spread out on the floor. He doesn't have a sofa, or a mattress, or a bed. He puts a blanket over a blanket and sleeps. They noticed someone who entered with his shoes, or his sandals, or his slippers, although the traces were no longer clearly visible, but there were traces of footprints. Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. 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Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. 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Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. Because, as I said, the door closes, but he necessarily locks it from the inside. So, someone who came and knocked on his door. Because the door has no signs of forced entry. When the police arrived at that small room or that room where he lived, they noticed something. The gentleman only spread out on the floor. He doesn't have a sofa, or a mattress, or a bed. He puts a blanket over a blanket and sleeps. They noticed someone who entered with his shoes, or his sandals, or his slippers, although the traces were no longer clearly visible, but there were traces of footprints. Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. 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Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." 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She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. 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She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. 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He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. 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Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. 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Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. 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So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. 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Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." 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They noticed someone who entered with his shoes, or his sandals, or his slippers, although the traces were no longer clearly visible, but there were traces of footprints. Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. 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When the police arrived at that small room or that room where he lived, they noticed something. The gentleman only spread out on the floor. He doesn't have a sofa, or a mattress, or a bed. He puts a blanket over a blanket and sleeps. They noticed someone who entered with his shoes, or his sandals, or his slippers, although the traces were no longer clearly visible, but there were traces of footprints. Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. 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She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. 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She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. Because, as I said, the door closes, but he necessarily locks it from the inside. So, someone who came and knocked on his door. Because the door has no signs of forced entry. When the police arrived at that small room or that room where he lived, they noticed something. The gentleman only spread out on the floor. He doesn't have a sofa, or a mattress, or a bed. He puts a blanket over a blanket and sleeps. They noticed someone who entered with his shoes, or his sandals, or his slippers, although the traces were no longer clearly visible, but there were traces of footprints. Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. 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Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. 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So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. 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Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." 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They noticed someone who entered with his shoes, or his sandals, or his slippers, although the traces were no longer clearly visible, but there were traces of footprints. Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. 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She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. 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She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. Because, as I said, the door closes, but he necessarily locks it from the inside. So, someone who came and knocked on his door. Because the door has no signs of forced entry. When the police arrived at that small room or that room where he lived, they noticed something. The gentleman only spread out on the floor. He doesn't have a sofa, or a mattress, or a bed. He puts a blanket over a blanket and sleeps. They noticed someone who entered with his shoes, or his sandals, or his slippers, although the traces were no longer clearly visible, but there were traces of footprints. Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. 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Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. 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Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. Because, as I said, the door closes, but he necessarily locks it from the inside. So, someone who came and knocked on his door. Because the door has no signs of forced entry. When the police arrived at that small room or that room where he lived, they noticed something. The gentleman only spread out on the floor. He doesn't have a sofa, or a mattress, or a bed. He puts a blanket over a blanket and sleeps. They noticed someone who entered with his shoes, or his sandals, or his slippers, although the traces were no longer clearly visible, but there were traces of footprints. Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. 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Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." 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They noticed someone who entered with his shoes, or his sandals, or his slippers, although the traces were no longer clearly visible, but there were traces of footprints. Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. 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She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. 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So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. 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Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." 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She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. 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She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. 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He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. 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Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. 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Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." 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She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. 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She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. 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He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. 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Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. 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So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. 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Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." 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They noticed someone who entered with his shoes, or his sandals, or his slippers, although the traces were no longer clearly visible, but there were traces of footprints. Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. 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She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. 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She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. 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He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. 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So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. 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Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." 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She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. 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She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. 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He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. 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Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. 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Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. 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So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. 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Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." 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She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. 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She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. 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He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. 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Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. 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Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. 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So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. 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Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." 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She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. 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She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. Because, as I said, the door closes, but he necessarily locks it from the inside. So, someone who came and knocked on his door. Because the door has no signs of forced entry. When the police arrived at that small room or that room where he lived, they noticed something. The gentleman only spread out on the floor. He doesn't have a sofa, or a mattress, or a bed. He puts a blanket over a blanket and sleeps. They noticed someone who entered with his shoes, or his sandals, or his slippers, although the traces were no longer clearly visible, but there were traces of footprints. Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. Because, as I said, the door closes, but he necessarily locks it from the inside. So, someone who came and knocked on his door. Because the door has no signs of forced entry. When the police arrived at that small room or that room where he lived, they noticed something. The gentleman only spread out on the floor. He doesn't have a sofa, or a mattress, or a bed. He puts a blanket over a blanket and sleeps. They noticed someone who entered with his shoes, or his sandals, or his slippers, although the traces were no longer clearly visible, but there were traces of footprints. Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. Because, as I said, the door closes, but he necessarily locks it from the inside. So, someone who came and knocked on his door. Because the door has no signs of forced entry. When the police arrived at that small room or that room where he lived, they noticed something. The gentleman only spread out on the floor. He doesn't have a sofa, or a mattress, or a bed. He puts a blanket over a blanket and sleeps. They noticed someone who entered with his shoes, or his sandals, or his slippers, although the traces were no longer clearly visible, but there were traces of footprints. Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. Because, as I said, the door closes, but he necessarily locks it from the inside. So, someone who came and knocked on his door. Because the door has no signs of forced entry. When the police arrived at that small room or that room where he lived, they noticed something. The gentleman only spread out on the floor. He doesn't have a sofa, or a mattress, or a bed. He puts a blanket over a blanket and sleeps. They noticed someone who entered with his shoes, or his sandals, or his slippers, although the traces were no longer clearly visible, but there were traces of footprints. Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. Because, as I said, the door closes, but he necessarily locks it from the inside. So, someone who came and knocked on his door. Because the door has no signs of forced entry. When the police arrived at that small room or that room where he lived, they noticed something. The gentleman only spread out on the floor. He doesn't have a sofa, or a mattress, or a bed. He puts a blanket over a blanket and sleeps. They noticed someone who entered with his shoes, or his sandals, or his slippers, although the traces were no longer clearly visible, but there were traces of footprints. Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. Because, as I said, the door closes, but he necessarily locks it from the inside. So, someone who came and knocked on his door. Because the door has no signs of forced entry. When the police arrived at that small room or that room where he lived, they noticed something. The gentleman only spread out on the floor. He doesn't have a sofa, or a mattress, or a bed. He puts a blanket over a blanket and sleeps. They noticed someone who entered with his shoes, or his sandals, or his slippers, although the traces were no longer clearly visible, but there were traces of footprints. Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. Because, as I said, the door closes, but he necessarily locks it from the inside. So, someone who came and knocked on his door. Because the door has no signs of forced entry. When the police arrived at that small room or that room where he lived, they noticed something. The gentleman only spread out on the floor. He doesn't have a sofa, or a mattress, or a bed. He puts a blanket over a blanket and sleeps. They noticed someone who entered with his shoes, or his sandals, or his slippers, although the traces were no longer clearly visible, but there were traces of footprints. Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. Because, as I said, the door closes, but he necessarily locks it from the inside. So, someone who came and knocked on his door. Because the door has no signs of forced entry. When the police arrived at that small room or that room where he lived, they noticed something. The gentleman only spread out on the floor. He doesn't have a sofa, or a mattress, or a bed. He puts a blanket over a blanket and sleeps. They noticed someone who entered with his shoes, or his sandals, or his slippers, although the traces were no longer clearly visible, but there were traces of footprints. Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police did not find the money here. It appears that even the gentleman, even what he earns, is not there at all. It appears that whoever entered there, whoever entered so-and-so's place, surely knew him, because he opened the shop for him. And surely he welcomed him. He went up with him. Because, as I said, the door closes, but he necessarily locks it from the inside. So, someone who came and knocked on his door. Because the door has no signs of forced entry. When the police arrived at that small room or that room where he lived, they noticed something. The gentleman only spread out on the floor. He doesn't have a sofa, or a mattress, or a bed. He puts a blanket over a blanket and sleeps. They noticed someone who entered with his shoes, or his sandals, or his slippers, although the traces were no longer clearly visible, but there were traces of footprints. Someone whose feet were dirty, with some white dust, traces of white soil that were imprinted on the blankets. So, someone entered here, searched here, searched here. Perhaps there was a theft, God knows. Because his wife said, "Oh, my husband has money. The last time we had a discussion, he said, 'I will leave you this house.' He said, 'I have some money, I will leave it with me.'" She said, "He asked me for it, and I gave it to him." How much money? She said, "I don't know exactly, but she said, 'It was around 12 or 13 million.'" This is what his wife said. Here, the police searched the entire cafe, searched and searched, and found no money. The money was not there at all. To the extent that, according to the information provided, the lady who works with him said, "Oh, when I put away the chairs and do the cleaning here, I see him collecting money at the counter and the change. He doesn't leave anything in the drawer, not even a dirham." They found that the police confirmed that there was indeed a theft. We can say that his wife said that the last time she gave him his money, she said it was around 12 or 13 million. The police