Toulouse gunman Mohamed Merah ‘no lone wolf’

BBC:

Image of Mohamed Merah next to a car, waving his hand in the air
Mohamed Merah died in a shoot-out with police at his flat in Toulouse on 22 March

France’s Le Monde newspaper says it has seen confidential documents of the police investigation into Toulouse gunman Mohamed Merah that suggest he was not working alone.

The papers showed he had made more than 1,800 calls to over 180 contacts in 20 different countries, Le Monde said.

Merah had also made several trips to the Middle East and Afghanistan.

Merah, 24, killed three soldiers and four Jewish people in March before being shot dead by police.

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3 Replies to “Toulouse gunman Mohamed Merah ‘no lone wolf’”

  1. The most important thing is…..HE DOES’NT LIVE HERE ANYMORE.!!!! he’s in allah-land,where all the La-La’s live.