It was he who named Samuel Paty as the terrorist who killed him. During the third week of the trial for the professor's assassination, crucial testimony was given before the special assize court of Paris, that ofa schoolboy already sentenced in 2023 by the juvenile court to two years in prison, including 18 months suspended. Heard as a witness on Monday, November 18, the young man broke down in court.
“I've been carrying this story for four years“, he testified at the bar, all in black, before collapsing under the lawyers' questions. He says he would have liked the terrorist to be there in his place and recounts his meeting with the assailant Abdoullakh Anzorov, whom he calls “the gentleman”. On October 16, 2020, the terrorist asked him to show him Samuel Paty by proposing to him. several tens of euros in exchange.
The schoolboy is obsessed with money and hardly listens to the terrorist who calls Samuel Paty a “dog, that he does not respect our religion“. As the professor leaves school, Abdoullakh Anzorov follows in his footsteps and the schoolboy, his pockets full of tickets, takes the opposite path with friends. A few minutes later, they come across police officers who shout at them to leave. “We died, we did something stupid. We will never be able to go back,” they say to themselves.
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