Morocco seeks extradition of convicted Spanish paedophile

Spanish paedophile Daniel Galvan Vina Rabat – Ismail Ottoman The Moroccan Ministry of Justice said it is preparing paperwork requesting for the extradition of convicted Spanish paedophile, Daniel Galvan Vina, accused of raping 11 children aged between four and 15, back to Morocco.
The rapist initially received a royal pardon by Moroccan King Mohammed at the request by Spain’s King Juan Carlos.
However following a massive public outcry he was rearrested, and is currently being held in Murcia.
Expert translators were currently reviewing the request which will be presented to Spanish courts.
Whilst officials decide his fate, sources at the prison holding Vina said the convict has requested for his body to be cremated, if he is given the death sentence, instead of being buried which is the custom in the Muslim country of Morocco.