It's now very likely Strasbourg terrorist Cherif Chekatt has help
by Tom Rogan
| December 13, 2018 02:27 PM
It is now almost certain that Cherif Chekatt has a support network of at least one person. That's relevant because Chekatt is the prime suspect in the terrorist attack on Tuesday in Strasbourg, France. That attack took three innocent lives, and wounded twelve others, six seriously.
But 48 hours since the attack, it is striking that Chekatt hasn't yet been found.
His closest associates and family members have now either been arrested or cleared from the investigation. So where is Chekatt hiding? After all, it is very likely that the French would have identified any Chekatt-personal safe houses by now. France's DGSI domestic intelligence service has extremely wide legal latitude and significant signal, technical intelligence capabilities with which to monitor terrorists. Using these capabilities, it almost certainly knows down to the hour where Chekatt was in the days leading up to the attack. That he has not yet been found at one of these locations suggests he took operational security measures that most inspired terrorists would be unaware of. ...
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