Attacks on 13 November 2015: One of the Soon-Free Convicts?
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The prospect of a possible early release in Belgium of one of the convicts of the attacks of 13 November 2015 in France arouses a strong emotion
The prospect of a possible early release in Belgium of one of the convicts of the attacks of 13 November 2015 in France arouses a strong emotion among the victims, and has forced the Belgian authorities this week to exercise an explanation to try to appease them.
Five years after the trial of the attacks, one of the main members of the terrorist cell, Mohamed Bakkali, could obtain a conditional release in the coming days. An information meeting was held, in a rough atmosphere, Wednesday, 15 September, with the civilian parties.
Mohamed Bakkali, the Logistician of the attacks of 13 November 2015, will be able to benefit shortly from a conditional release. The 39-year-old Belgian was sentenced in France to 30 years in prison, including 20 years of security during the trial of the attacks. This convicted person is imprisoned in Belgium where the law concerning the prison is different. Arthur Dénouvelles' explanations, a survivor of the attacks of 2015.
Mohamed Bakkali was sentenced to 30 years in prison for his involvement in the attacks in Paris and the failed attack of Thalys in 2015. Yet he is eligible for parole to the great damn of the victims on 13 November 2015. ...
A Eiffel Tower figurine and a bottle of red wine are visible among lit candles and flowers on an improvised memorial in front of the restaurant "Le Carillon", one of the sites of the attacks in Paris, on 15 November 2015. Sentenced in France to 30 years in prison, including 20 years of security, for his involvement in the attacks of 13 November 2015, Mohamed Bakkali could request a conditional release in Belgium. In France, he could not be relea…
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