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Suspect remanded over Mehdi Kessaci murder in Marseille

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Suspect remanded over Mehdi Kessaci murder in MarseilleFavierMathieu · CC BY 4.0

A new suspect has been charged and remanded in custody over the murder of Mehdi Kessaci, 20, who was shot dead in Marseille on 13 November 2025. The National Anti-Crime Prosecutor’s Office suspects him of providing logistical support to the perpetrators, according to Algérie 360.

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