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Bataclan terrorist Salah Abdeslam found guilty over massacre of 130 in Paris - Vimarsana News

Bataclan terrorist Salah Abdeslam found guilty over massacre of 130 in Paris

All 20 people on trial were found guilty of some sort of involvement in the deadly Islamic State terror attacks in November 2015

Paris attacks trial: The 20 suspects - Vimarsana News

Paris attacks trial: The 20 suspects

PARIS — A total of 20 people have been tried over the November 2015 attacks by the Daesh group on the Bataclan concert hall and other targets around Paris, with the verdicts expected on Wednesday.Only 14 of them have appeared in person, with the rest missing or presumed to be dead.Salah Abdeslam, aged 32 Once a pot-smoking party-lover who grew up in the impoverished Molenbeek

Defence pleas on behalf of Laurel and Hardy, the terrorists who lost their way - Vimarsana News

Defence pleas on behalf of Laurel and Hardy, the terrorists who lost their way

On Wednesday, the special criminal court trying Paris attacks suspects got into the red zone, with final presentations from the defence lawyers representing Muhammad Usman and Adel Haddadi. They are would-be…

Source: rfi.fr
Paris attacks accused explains why he has decided to stay silent - Vimarsana News

Paris attacks accused explains why he has decided to stay silent

Thursday's session of the Paris terror trial, the 94th day of a legal marathon which is likely to last at least another three months, was overshadowed by the decision of two of the accused . . . Osam…

Source: rfi.fr
Paris attacks accused explains why he has decided to stay silent - Vimarsana News

Paris attacks accused explains why he has decided to stay silent

Thursday's session of the Paris terror trial, the 94th day of a legal marathon which is likely to last at least another three months,