Liverpool: the hypothesis of an ideological matrix is ​​removed

(ANSA) - LONDON, NOVEMBER 17 - The hypothesis of an ideological amateur behind the attack carried out Sunday in Liverpool by Emad Al Swealmeen, 32-year-old refugee in the United Kingdom of Middle Eastern origins, disappears, the only one to lose his life in the explosion aboard a taxi of the device he made. The Guardian claims this, citing sources close to the investigations: at the basis of the attack there may not be a terrorist context proper at least with regard to the movement. Furthermore, it was initially thought that the attacker's goal could be, on Remembrance Day, the ceremony in memory of the British fallen that was taking place in the Anglican cathedral of the English city, a 10-15 minute walk from Liverpool Women's Hospital where the done. But the investigators of theInstead, anti-terrorists are increasingly inclined to the idea that the maternity center itself was the designated target of Swealmeen, previously afflicted with mental disorders and denied asylum as a formal status by the British authorities. (HANDLE).