A witness on the scene said he first heard the man throwing pamphlets into the air, then saw him douse himself from a can and light himself on fire
France seeking more suspects in Paris bombing, none identified
French authorities are seeking several more suspects involved in the Paris attacks last week but have not identified any other specific fugitive who may have been directly involved, a justice official said on Tuesday.
Published : 17 Nov 2015, 06:43 PM
Updated : 17 Nov 2015, 06:43 PM
The Associated Press cited three French officials who spoke on condition of anonymity as saying investigators were hunting for a second fugitive they believed was directly involved in last Friday's attacks but who had not been identified.
The AP story said a Nov 13 analysis of the shootings and bombings showed that one attacker had not been accounted for, in addition to Salah Abdeslam, 26, a Belgian-based Frenchman, who is on the run and is wanted on an international arrest warrant.
A justice official told Reuters: "We are in the process of determining how many there may have been. Nothing is ruled out. There's a very strong theory that there was one more, but there may have been even more."
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