Three women. Three of the most violent criminal cases in Senegal.

In this documentary, we revisit the stories of Maïmouna Dione, Rougui Bâ, and Ndioba Seck, three women whose lives were cut short in particularly brutal circumstances.

Through eyewitness accounts, investigators' findings, and publicly released evidence, we reconstruct their final hours, the discovery of the crimes, and the unanswered questions.

Maïmouna Dione, a 62-year-old mother, disappeared before a disturbing odor led her loved ones to a horrifying discovery.

Rougui Bâ found herself at the heart of a case marked by unimaginable violence.

Ndioba Seck, also known as Ndioba Laye, was found near the SIPS bus stop in Guinaw-Rails. Her body bore the marks of an extremely brutal attack.

Beyond crime scenes and court cases, this video seeks to remind us of the lives that existed before the words "victim," "body," or "remains."

This documentary addresses real criminal events. Some parts may be difficult to watch. The events are recounted for informational purposes, without any intention of glorifying the perpetrators or disrespecting the victims and their families.

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