« Moi, monsieur, je suis né radicalisé » : le terroriste montpelliérain Othman Garrido plaide le djihad sous emprise
Le djihadiste montpelliérain Othman Garrido, jugé depuis lundi pour sa participation à des décapitations en Syrie, invoque l'influence de son père salafiste et violent.
Othman Garrido comparaît depuis lundi devant la justice pour son implication dans des décapitations commises en Syrie. Selon Le Monde, l'accusé plaide que sa radicalisation a résulté de l'influence de son père, qu'il décrit comme salafiste et violent, affirmant avoir « changé » durant sa détention.
L'homme déclare : « Moi, monsieur, je suis né radicalisé », mettant en avant les circonstances familiales et personnelles de son parcours vers l'extrémisme djihadiste.
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- « Moi, monsieur, je suis né radicalisé » : le terroriste montpelliérain Othman Garrido plaide le djihad sous emprise — Le Monde — Une
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