The victim’s family will file a complaint for terrorist murder, according to information from BFMTV.
According to BFMTV, the lawyers for the relatives of the young man killed in a mosque at La Grande-Combe in the Gard will file a complaint this Friday, May 2 for a terrorist murder. The latter want specialized magistrates to look at the file and carry an evaluation on the potentially terrorist nature of the assassination.
Within the complaint, lawyers Me Battikh and Me Bouzrou come back to the conditions of the crime of Aboubakar Cissé which was killed “more than forty stab wounds “. Suspected of being the author of the facts, Olivier A. was presented to a judge on Wednesday April 30. He was seen in Hérault this Sunday, escaping the authorities. While he had fled to Italy, the 21 -year -old finally agreed to be brought back to France. According to his lawyer, his return should be made possible in mid-May.
The assailant did not try to hide his actions
According to the suspect’s lawyers, his actions were perpetrated to terrorize the people who find the body of the victim, as well as the people informed of his operating mode. The assailant did not try to hide his action, even though he knew he was monitored by video surveillance cameras.
According to lawyers for the family of Aboubakar Cissé, having chosen a place of worship to commit an assassination demonstrates that the author of the facts wanted “Disturbing public order higher by intimidating and terrorizing in particular people of Muslim religion.“
The independent affirms that justice does not recognize, “as it is “the terrorist character in the murder of the young man of Malian origin.
Posted on May 1 at 4:00 p.m., Johanna Vuadens, 6media
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