VOICE BEHIND CHILLING ISIS MESSAGE IS ALSO A FRENCHMAN
The
voice of a jihadist claiming Islamic State's responsibility for last
week's attacks in Paris has been identified as a 36 year-old Frenchmen
authorities believe is now in Syria.
Fabien
Clain, pictured, from Toulouse, reads out a pre-written statement
already published earlier this week claiming the attacks that killed 129
people and injured more than 350.
Half
of the six-minute audio includes a man giving a rallying cry with music
in the background calling for Muslims to 'move forward' to fight the
infidels 'without ever capitulating'.
Clain
was suspected of orchestrating a foiled attack on at least one French
church in April and said he was a close friend of al-Qaeda inspired
gunman Mohammed Merah, who killed seven people in March 2012.
It
added that he was sentenced to five years in prison in 2009 for having
led a recruitment network to send jihadis to Iraq and left France after
his release.
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