Sari Abu Amineh
It was difficult for me to carry out the task of finding the woman called Muntaha al-Rayyeh because the Basha didn’t know her father or grandfather’s names. All he had was her first name and her family name. And all he could guess was that she was around sixty years old now, and he remembered that she worked at the Malco Stock Company, which had been liquidated during the wave of failing investment companies that came after the April protests that broke out all over the country in the 1990s and ended up sweeping away the regime of longstanding Prime Minister Zaid al-Rifai.
But I couldn’t come across any records belonging to the company at our headquarters. Even the Basha told me, “That company in particular melted like salt. We don’t know what happened to all its records
