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Wave of commemoration of the terrorist scene in Nice, France▶ Click here to enlarge
The French antiterrorist prosecutor’s office said on the 29th (local time) that the alleged armed terrorist who capsized Nice, a resort town in southern France, is a 21-year-old man from Tunisia, North Africa, and passed into France via Italy.
Jean-François Ricar, the prosecutor in charge of fighting terrorism, said this in a briefing as a result of the initial investigation into the tragedy that killed a total of three people, including two women and one man, both inside and outside. from Notre Dame de Nice, reported Le Parisian newspaper, BFM Broadcasting and Reuters.
The suspect, known by the name of Grime Aussawi, 21, arrived on the southernmost island of Lampedusa in Italy on September 20 and was confirmed to have moved to Bari, southern Italy, on October 9.
He was in possession of an official document issued by the Italian Red Cross.
Jean-François Riccar at the briefing▶ Click here to enlarge
The exact details of the suspect’s transfer to France have yet to be confirmed, but closed-circuit television (CC) analysis revealed that after arriving at the Nice station at 6:47 a.m. that day, the clothes were delivered. In coat, he changed his shoes and at 8:29 am he entered.
The suspect, who remained in the church for about 30 minutes, committed a crime inside and outside the cathedral with a weapon prepared in advance, and was killed by police at 8:57 a.m.
Despite being overwhelmed by the police, the suspect shouted in Arabic: “God is the greatest.” The suspect, who was seriously injured, was taken to a hospital for surgery, but the prosecution explained that the prognosis was not positive.
Two victims of the terrorist attacks were found inside the cathedral and the other in a bar outside the cathedral.
The female victim (60), who died in the cathedral, had a deep neck as if he had been beheaded, and the male victim (55), who had been displaced in the same space, also had a deep neck wound.
Another victim, 44, escaped to a bar near the cathedral to escape the suspect and was stabbed to death multiple times.
A copy of the Koran, an Islamic script, two cell phones and a weapon were found in the suspect’s bag.
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