"To What Do We Recognize a Man Who Emerged From Jihadism?": the Heavy Stake of the Trial of the Jihadist Othmane Garrido
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The last day of the hearing of the former member of Daesh is that of the pleadings, of the requisitions of the national anti-terrorist prosecutor's office, and of the last words of the one who assures to be repented. First part: the civil parties, and the long speech of the Advocate General.
The terrorist was interrogated, on Monday 21 September, in front of the Paris Special Assize Court, about his participation in public beheadings in Syria. If he looked lucidly at the man he was then, he was much more confused about his involvement in these crimes.
A week after the start of his trial, the Paris Special Assize Court entered into the grip of the charges against Montpellieran, suspected of having been a executioner of the Islamic State (IS) group, the jihadist organization having established a "califat" on horseback between Syria and Iraq between 2014 and 2019. The 32-year-old accused, who had presented a structured speech during the hearings, the account of a model deradicalization journey, …
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