Note listing four left-wing figures found at home of Trappes suspect, French prosecutors say
- Investigators found a note listing the names and mobile numbers of four left-linked public figures at Kevin T’s home.
- Kevin T, 39, was placed under investigation for murder and attempted murder linked to a terrorist enterprise.
- The October shooting in a Paris suburb killed one person and injured five others.
- Prosecutors said Kevin T denied planning to target the four people, and the case file contained no evidence of a planned violent action against them.
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When questioned in police custody, Kevin Tessier asserts that he did not intend to take any action against the left-wing personalities listed on the post-it found at his home.
"Go ahead, pray, my dear," he told an 11-year-old girl while shooting at her repeatedly. "I was looking for blacks and Arabs to kill them."
A list of left-wing political figures, telephone numbers and a copy of "Mein Kampf": the discoveries made at the home of Kevin Tessier shed new light on
Kévin Tessier, the author of the racist attack on 23 October in the Yvelines, delivered freezing confidences during his detention to the Counter-Terrorism Sub-Directorate (Sdat). A list of left-wing personalities was also found at his home by the investigators.
The names and numbers of Aymeric Caron, Sandrine Rousseau, David Guiraud and Assa Traoré appeared on a post-it found at the home of Kevin Tessier, but according to the Pnat, there was no "project in progress"
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