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The trial of the parents of Inass Touloub, found dead in 1987, continues in Blois. On Tuesday, November 10, psychiatrist Daniel Zagury assessed that Halima El Bakhti, now 72, had impaired discernment at the time of the incident. He highlighted a psychic life dominated by the dichotomy of good and evil, close to paranoia, with a tendency to attribute the origin of her own actions to others. He also mentioned several major personality disorders and a possible chronic depression. According to him, the violence exerted on Inass could be explained by the violence her mother may not have expressed towards her own mother.
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