the father of The man suspected of having attacked the Friday with two machetes to a group of military in the Louvre Museum, France, said Saturday that his son is innocent and that he showed no signs of radicalisation.
Reda Hamahmy, a general retired police officer, told the AFP that he thought the wounded man in Paris is her son, Abdallah the Hamahmy, of which the family knew nothing since Friday.
According to him, up to then had been continually in contact with his son, who worked as a sales manager in Sharjah, one of the seven United Arab Emirates.
“It was business trip and when he was finished, he visited the museum. I had to leave on Sunday,” said Hamahmy.
“it Is a simple person, all I want,” he said, explaining that he had not detected any sign that his son had been radicalized.
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The French researchers believe that the perpetrator of the attack in the commercial gallery-adjacent to the museum is an egyptian 29-year-old entered the country with a tourist visa. The man was wounded in the belly by the firing of one of the soldiers and is in the hands of the authorities.
“What says the French government has no logic. Only measures 1.65 m and what attacked four guards? And, in addition, they found nothing in their bags,” said his father.
“I can teach photos not wearing a beard (…) Our home is a home of moderate and only we take care of our things,” he says.
Hamahmy also explained that the egyptian police came on Friday to ask for information about your child “and we gave them everything we had.” According to his father, Abdallah the Hamahmy is married and his wife, pregnant, is currently in Saudi Arabia with another child of seven months.
it Is believed that the assailant came into France legally to the 26th of January on a flight from Dubai.
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The researchers are now analyzing a Twitter account in the name of Abdallah the Hamahmy in which were published several messages shortly before the attack.
“In the name of Allah (…) to our brothers in Syria, and the fighters in all the world,” wrote Hamahmy. “Neither negotiations nor compromise, firmness, and never retire,” adds the message.
Their accounts on Facebook and Twitter have been suspended.
Also on Twitter cites a verse from the Quran promises heaven to those who fight in the name of God.
In another message he asks: “why do they fear the creation of a State for islam? Because the State of islam, defending your resources and honor of the muslims.”
Abdallah the Hamahmy also announced his trip to France on Twitter on January 26.
According to one of his friends, who did not want to be identified, the Twitter account is yours, even though ensures that it is not an extremist.
“I’ve known Him since we graduated,” he said of Hamahmy, who traveled to the Uae after having obtained a diploma of Law at the egyptian university of Mansoura.
“I had Not posted on her Twitter account, but I read it after the incident,” said the friend, “it is as if it were a different person, as if he had hacked” the account.
Source: AFP
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