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THE FIRST IMAGES of the man suspected of masterminding the logistics for last November’s deadly attacks in Paris have emerged.
French news channel BFMTV last night released CCTV footage of Salah Abdeslam at a petrol station near the Belgian border the day after the attacks which killed 130 people.
The images show Abdeslam looking relaxed as he and another man walk across the forecourt.
A third man puts petrol in their car as they enter the shop.
Abdeslam fled to Brussels after the attacks, calling two friends, Mohammed Amri and Salah Hamza Attou, to come collect him.
BFM reports that by the time the men had reached the petrol station, they had passed through three police checkpoints as Abdeslam had not yet been connected to the attacks.
Last week, Belgian investigators said that they had found a flat they believe was used by Abdeslam after the attacks.
One of Abdeslam’s fingerprints, three hand-made belts for possible use in suicide attacks and traces of explosives were discovered during a search in December of the apartment in the Schaerbeek area, they said.
Prosecutors said Abdeslam might have hidden in the flat after the 13 November attacks, but that they were also working on the theory that the explosive devices used in the massacre could have been made there.
In early December, Belgian prosecutors said they were looking for two “armed and dangerous” men who used false ID papers to help Abdeslam travel to Hungary in September where he was stopped – but then let go – by police.
Investigators continue to search for the 26-year-old, with AFP citing a source close to the investigation as saying “there’s still a lot of work to do”.
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FOR PEAT SAKE!
Roll on the eco warriors complaining about the erosion of our natural resources etc.
Is that not what eco warriors do though?
I say burn the lot. Then when there’s nothing left, out kids can weep into the ashes!
Loadsamoney!
I suppose looking ahead and seeing that massive swathes of habitat will disappear and not seeing that as a good thing is the alternative?
Fairly crap returns for a company with 77,000 hectares
I thought it was good for a company that has a very small time frame every year to harvest.
It has been to asked, what does a dry summer yield then?
Er, lots of smiles? :)
Er that don’t answer it for me. :-)
Pity that they burn all that peat in the power stations. Something not right about that
Did the forget about the peat, when they were chasing the Gov to become board na Water
I’d say the board had a good aul moan. ;-/
Well at least they’re scooping out the middle of Ireland and flogging it to the UK for their gardens and all that will be left is a great big brown swimming pool for further Irish heatwaves and bog snorkeling. They should have to subsidise compulsory swimming lessons on the national curriculum in exchange for the turf.
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