Tunisian Aouissaoui Bahrain had a sheet of paper issued by the Red Cross in his pocket, Italian media reported. He came to Europe via Italy.
On October 9, an attacker from Nice (HERE) arrived in Bari, Italy, after landing on Lampedusa on September 20 with a group of other migrants on board. He was transferred to the center and was photographed by police. That is why the police and intelligence services are now checking how he got to Nice. They are mainly interested in why he was not detained at the identification center. In his pocket they found a sheet of paper issued by the Italian Red Cross, which was a document that allowed French investigators to identify him.
For now, it is known that Bahrain, a fanatical Muslim, was born in Tunisia on March 29, 1999 and that he came to Italy in early October. His entry into Italian territory was recorded as »illegal entry into national territory«. In Lampedusa, the Italian authorities ordered quarantine for him, intending to expel him.
Much of the blame for the Nice massacre (HERE) is also held by non-governmental organizations advocating the illegal arrival of Arabs and Africans in Europe.
