hehehehe.....CCTV appears to show suicide bomber Salman
Abedi with a backpack similar to the one used to conceal the explosives
he used to kill 22 people on Monday night.
Video
taken in Manchester's Arndale Centre allegedly shows the 22-year-old
shopping just three days before he blew himself up after an Ariana
Grande concert. The thin man, wearing trainers and a baseball cap, was
caught on camera in the centre on Friday night, reports Sky News.
Salman Abedi (inset) killed 22 people and injured at least 119 more when he detonated a bomb at Manchester Arena on Monday night as children were piling out of the venue having watched Ariana Grande. But this afternoon the father of the attacker, Ramadan Abedi (right), said: 'We don't believe in killing innocents. This is not us.'
Three more men have been arrested in Manchester in connection with the attack that left at least 22 people dead at Manchester Arena.
Salman Abedi (inset) killed 22 people and injured at least 119 more when he detonated a bomb at Manchester Arena on Monday night as children were piling out of the venue having watched Ariana Grande. But this afternoon the father of the attacker, Ramadan Abedi (right), said: 'We don't believe in killing innocents. This is not us.'
His father, Ramadan, was arrested by masked gunmen in Tripoli this
evening while recording TV interviews in the country.
Earlier
he had claimed his son seemed 'normal' when they last spoke five days
ago and insisted: 'We don't believe in killing innocents.'
Abedi's
younger brother Hashem has also been arrested in Tripoli, Libya, on
suspicion of having links to the ISIS who claimed responsibility for
Monday night's atrocity.
He
was 'aware of all the details' of his plans, a Libyan security force
said. Hashem had been 'under surveillance for a month and a half' and
'investigation teams supplied intelligence that he was planning a
terrorist attack in the capital Tripoli', the Deterrence Force said on
its Facebook page.
Salman's
older brother Ismail, 23, was arrested yesterday in Chorlton, south
Manchester. He is still being quizzed by police, who are probing the
family's links to a terror network.
(UK
Daily Mail)Three more men have been arrested in Manchester in connection with the attack that left at least 22 people dead at Manchester Arena.
Greater
Manchester Police said the arrests were made in the south of the city,
where a 23-year-old suspect was arrested in connection with Salman
Abedi's bombing on Tuesday.
The
police spokesperson said,
“three police warrants were executed in south Manchester in connection to the ongoing investigation'.
Investigators
are working to establish whether the 22-year-old acted alone or was
part of a wider terrorist network, raiding several properties across
Manchester.
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