Six bodies found tied and blindfolded in a mass grave near Allassoyah, Guinea

Investigators noted that all victims were blindfolded and had their hands tied, suggesting an organized execution rather than an accident. One of the victims was estimated to be around sixty years old. The discovery was made by citizens who alerted Ibrahima Soriba Touré, the mayor of Allassoyah, who then informed the sub-prefect, police, and prosecutor.

Mamadou Lamine Diallo, the Public Prosecutor for the Forécariah Court of First Instance, visited the site with defense and security forces. The bodies were transported to the Forécariah prefectural hospital for forensic identification and investigation.