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Ain Aouda Incest’s DNA Results: Grandfather Fathered Four of His Grandchildren

The case shocked Moroccan society and raised concerns over the devastating impact of family sexual abuse across multiple generations.

Issam ToutatebyIssam Toutate
Aug, 27, 2025
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Authorities plan additional DNA testing on the remaining two children, as investigators suspect another man fathered them.

Authorities plan additional DNA testing on the remaining two children, as investigators suspect another man fathered them.

Rabat — The incest case in Ain Aouda has seen some horrible turns as DNA results confirmed that the grandfather is the actual father of four of his daughters’ six children.

Converging reports have cited judicial sources confirming that the 60-year-old man is both the father and the grandfather of the four children.

The DNA tests reportedly identified the elderly man as the biological father of three girls and one boy. The eldest daughter, now 20 years old, filed the original complaint that exposed this horrific case.

Authorities plan additional DNA testing on the remaining two children, as investigators suspect another man fathered them.

Police arrested both the 60-year-old man and his 39-year-old daughter.

The father admitted to having sexual relations with his daughter but denies exploiting his granddaughters, despite DNA evidence proving he also fathered them.

The case has grown more complex since the daughter admitted to other illegal sexual relationships, making it harder to establish clear family lines.

The prosecutor’s office in Rabat has assigned the case to an investigating judge.

The story begins in 2009

The daughter’s suffering started in 2009 when she was just 15 years old. Her father allegedly raped her, and she gave birth to her eldest daughter, who is now 20.

The truth only came to light when this young woman tried to get married and discovered she had no official documents proving her identity.

In her complaint, the 20-year-old also accused her mother of forcing her into prostitution.

The 39-year-old mother told authorities that her own father had arranged her marriage through a religious ceremony called “fatiha” (the first Surah of the Quran) to a man from Oued Zem, but without any legal contract.

The mother described suffering double sexual exploitation — forced to have relations with both her husband and her own father. She gave birth to four children during this period of abuse.

The case has shocked Morocco and signals the devastating impact of family sexual abuse across multiple generations.

The investigation continues as authorities work to untangle this complex web of relationships and ensure justice for all victims involved.

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