Marseille knife attacker had 7 identities

Paris prosecutor Francois Molins told journalists Monday that the man had been linked to seven names through digital fingerprints.

The man was shot dead by military police after carrying out the stabbings at the Saint-Charles train station, in what authorities are treating as a terror attack.

The last identity listed for the attacker was Ahmed H., a Tunisian national, Molins said.



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The attacker used the different identities in the years 2005 to 2017. He had been picked up by authorities in Lyon, France, on September 29 for shoplifting.

Molins described how the attacker stabbed one woman several times with a 20-centimeter knife. He ran away and then returned to attack the second woman.

He said a passer-by tried to intervene before the attacker moved towards police, who shot him dead.

Another small kitchen knife and a mobile phone were found on the attacker, Molins said, adding that he was known to have consumed hard drugs.

Amaq, ISIS' media wing, issued a statement on social media late Sunday calling the attacker a 'soldier of the Islamic State.' ISIS did not name the attacker or provide evidence that he was linked to the terror group.

While the incident is being treated as a terror attack, authorities are now investigating whether the suspect had links to established terror organizations.

The man was shot dead by military police after carrying out the stabbings at the Saint-Charles train station, in what authorities are treating as a terror attack. He said a passer-by tried to intervene before the attacker moved towards police, who shot him dead. The attacker used the different identities in the years 2005 to 2017. He had been picked up by authorities in Lyon, France, on September 29 for shoplifting. The last identity listed for the attacker was Ahmed H., a Tunisian national, Molins said. The attacker used the different identities in the years 2005 to 2017. He had been picked up by authorities in Lyon, France, on September 29 for shoplifting. Another small kitchen knife and a mobile phone were found on the attacker, Molins said, adding that he was known to have consumed hard drugs. Molins described how the attacker stabbed one woman several times with a 20-centimeter knife. He ran away and then returned to attack the second woman. The last identity listed for the attacker was Ahmed H., a Tunisian national, Molins said. Paris prosecutor Francois Molins told journalists Monday that the man had been linked to seven names through digital fingerprints. Another small kitchen knife and a mobile phone were found on the attacker, Molins said, adding that he was known to have consumed hard drugs. Another small kitchen knife and a mobile phone were found on the attacker, Molins said, adding that he was known to have consumed hard drugs. The last identity listed for the attacker was Ahmed H., a Tunisian national, Molins said. Another small kitchen knife and a mobile phone were found on the attacker, Molins said, adding that he was known to have consumed hard drugs. Another small kitchen knife and a mobile phone were found on the attacker, Molins said, adding that he was known to have consumed hard drugs. The man was shot dead by military police after carrying out the stabbings at the Saint-Charles train station, in what authorities are treating as a terror attack. Amaq, ISIS' media wing, issued a statement on social media late Sunday calling the attacker a 'soldier of the Islamic State.' ISIS did not name the attacker or provide evidence that he was linked to the terror group. Amaq, ISIS' media wing, issued a statement on social media late Sunday calling the attacker a 'soldier of the Islamic State.' ISIS did not name the attacker or provide evidence that he was linked to the terror group. Molins described how the attacker stabbed one woman several times with a 20-centimeter knife. He ran away and then returned to attack the second woman. Amaq, ISIS' media wing, issued a statement on social media late Sunday calling the attacker a 'soldier of the Islamic State.' ISIS did not name the attacker or provide evidence that he was linked to the terror group. Amaq, ISIS' media wing, issued a statement on social media late Sunday calling the attacker a 'soldier of the Islamic State.' ISIS did not name the attacker or provide evidence that he was linked to the terror group. While the incident is being treated as a terror attack, authorities are now investigating whether the suspect had links to established terror organizations. Molins described how the attacker stabbed one woman several times with a 20-centimeter knife. He ran away and then returned to attack the second woman. While the incident is being treated as a terror attack, authorities are now investigating whether the suspect had links to established terror organizations. The man was shot dead by military police after carrying out the stabbings at the Saint-Charles train station, in what authorities are treating as a terror attack. The man was shot dead by military police after carrying out the stabbings at the Saint-Charles train station, in what authorities are treating as a terror attack. He said a passer-by tried to intervene before the attacker moved towards police, who shot him dead. Amaq, ISIS' media wing, issued a statement on social media late Sunday calling the attacker a 'soldier of the Islamic State.' ISIS did not name the attacker or provide evidence that he was linked to the terror group.

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