In Brief: French Jihadist Othman Garrido Sentenced to Thirty Years in Prison
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The available report indicates that the man from Montpellier was found guilty on Tuesday by the special assize court in Paris of murders committed as part of an organized gang during a double public execution in 2015 in Syria, and of association with a terrorist organization.
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