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Ahmed Tommouhi

  • Jun 18

    Spain’s Supreme Court orders €2.5m compensation to man wrongly imprisoned 18 years for rapes he did not commit

    Ahmed Tommouhi spent close to two decades in prison before DNA evidence excluded him and identified another man. The Supreme Court has now ruled the judicial error was 'unequivocal and qualified' and entitles him to state compensation.

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