Two teenagers will face charges in last week’s beheading of a history teacher outside Paris — for allegedly pointing the educator out to his killer …
Two teenagers will face charges in last week’s beheading of a history teacher outside Paris — for allegedly pointing the educator out to his killer in exchange for cash, France’s terrorism prosecutor said Wednesday. The teens — aged 14 and 15 — were part of a group of students who were offered between $355 and $415 by the attacker to identify 47-year-old teacher Samuel Paty, according to state prosecutor Jean-Francois Ricard. “The investigation has established that the perpetrator knew the name of the teacher, the name of the school and its address, yet he did not have the means to identify him,” the prosecutor said. “That identification has only been possible with the help of students from the same school.” The two teens allegedly laid in wait with the killer — 18-year-old Chechen refugee Abdoulakh Anzorov — for more than two hours, Ricard said.
