The \u201cAtlas Hacks\u201d team published additional exclusive voice leaks and text conversations revealing shocking details about Hicham Girando’s relationship with the so-called Mohamed Wadi, \u201cknown as Majd Baroudi,\u201d who impersonated an employee of the General Directorate of Studies and Documents (DGED).<\/p>\n
This new leak comes as a continuation of the series of leaks that began on June 2, 2026, which caused a significant uproar on social media platforms.<\/p>\n
The new leak, which spread like wildfire across social networks, shows how \u201cMajd Baroudi\u201d \u2014 currently imprisoned \u2014 succeeded in persuading Girando to delete and hide his offensive posts against several prominent figures and officials, in exchange for promises of a \u201crosy future\u201d within state apparatuses.<\/p>\n
According to the recordings, Hicham Girando explicitly announced that he had begun a large-scale process of blocking and deleting content he had previously published against public figures and officials, after being convinced by \u201cMajd Baroudi\u201d that he would be recruited to work with \u201cthe agency\u201d in the near future.<\/p>\n
In a more intriguing context, \u201cMajd\u201d promised Girando a meeting with a major figure, and also pledged him a financial reward and possibly a piece of land that would be registered in his wife’s name, in a clear attempt to buy his silence and direct his activity.<\/p>\n
For his part, \u201cMajd Baroudi\u201d warned Girando about being \u201cexploited\u201d by a group of people, including retirees, who were using him as a tool to settle personal and political scores.<\/p>\n
Girando’s response was striking: he confirmed that he was not affiliated with any entity or person, and that he \u201conly publishes the information he receives,\u201d in an attempt to clear himself of the charge of political employment.<\/p>\n \n