Mystery as DNA of Europe's top terror suspect not on discarded suicide vest
Police find no DNA traces of Salah Abdeslam, the
fugitive terror suspect thought to have helped
mastermind the Paris attacks, on a suicide belt
they thought he discarded in Paris, as another
mystery DNA found on two vests could be that of the bomb maker.
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Henry Samuel By Henry Samuel, Paris1:54PM GMT 12 Feb 2016
The DNA of Salah Abdeslam, France's most wanted
terror suspect, was not on an unused suicide belt
discarded in a Paris rubbish bin, French
investigators have confirmed, adding more mystery
to who was involved in the November 13 attacks that killed 130.
However, DNA belonging to Bilal Hadfi, one of the
Isil-affiliated suicide bombers who died outside
the Stade de France, was found on the used belt.
It also emerged that unidentified DNA was found
on the explosive vest used by Brahim Abeslam,
Salah's brother, who blew himself up on the
boulevard Voltaire. The same unknown DNA was
found at a flat in the Belgian town of Auvelais
used by some of the terrorists and rented under a false name.
The mystery DNA could belong to an unidentified
bomb maker, French media suggested.
French Police released a new image of Salah
Abdeslam in November, saying he is now thought to
be wearing a wig and glasses and using the name "Yassine Baghli" Photo: Rex
Abdeslam, 26, a Belgian-born French national, is
thought to have been a member of the terror
commandos that attacked Parisian bars and the Bataclan concert hall.
The suicide vest was found in Montrouge, a suburb
South of Paris, not far from where investigators
located Abdeslam's mobile phone signal on the night of the attacks.
According to investigators, after driving two
suicide bombers to the Stade de France football
stadium and apparently having second thoughts
about launching an attack in the 18th
arrondissement, Abdeslam then took the metro. He
is thought to have spent the rest of the night
walking around the Montrouge-Châtillon-Bagneux
district from where he phoned his cousin telling him he was "in the sxxx".
Two of his friends, Mohamed Amri and Hamza Attou
eventually drove from Brussels to pick him up the
following morning before dropping him off in Brussels. He is still at large.
Despite the fact that his DNA was not detected on
the discarded vest, investigators told AFP that
one shouldn't "draw conclusions" from this, and
that they cannot rule out the possibility that he
wore it but no left no genetic traces.
A Europe-wide manhunt has been launched to find
Abdeslam, who investigators believed was one of
the chief organizers of the carnage.
There has been speculation he fled to Syria, but
this week Belgian police launched an
investigation after a witness told them he
spotted the fugitive in a train station in the Belgian town of Genk.
French police have issued an international arrest
warrant and described the 26-year-old as highly
dangerous, warning anyone who comes across him not to approach him.
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