Abdoullakh Anzorov, the Islamist terrorist who beheaded Professor Samuel Paty on Friday, would have been in contact with a jihadist located in Syria, reveal our colleagues from the
Parisian
this Wednesday, October 21.
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Under the pseudonym Al_Ansar_270, the 18-year-old Chechen would have communicated in Russian between September 12 and 14 through the social network Instagram with a user called 12.7X108, according to the daily, which cites investigative elements of the investigation carried out by the anti-terrorism sub-directorate (SDAT) and the General Directorate of Internal Security (DGSI).
This 12.7X108's IP address was in the Idlib region of Syria - an unstable area occupied by terrorist groups.
In these exchanges, Anzorov would have asked theological questions concerning Islam and would have learned about his "
hijra
", or emigration to a Muslim country.
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Abdoullakh Anzorov, who would have made the Daesh flag the wallpaper of his smartphone, did not hide his radicalization, according to his parents, heard in police custody.
He is said to have been more assiduous in his Friday prayers, to have begun to watch sermons from “
radical
”
foreign imams
, to have stopped consuming alcohol, listening to music and refusing all contact with women.
Anzorov, however, went under the radar, since he was neither monitored nor registered S.