Terrorists disagree on women and children at Westgate

Uncertain: The man in the white pants, according to police being a 23-year-old who previously lived in Wilmington. PST has stated that they believe the terror suspects died during the attack, and Kenyan authorities have claimed that the remains of the terrorists are found in the mall. Now set an American police report questioned whether the terrorists got away, or if they died. (Photo: Scanpix / Anne Knight / Wikipedia / ANB)

The Islamists who were behind the terrorist attack on the mall Westgate in Nairobi, arguing over whether they should shoot women and children.

It told a witness in court Thursday.

Geoffrey Koti matched children in the mall when the attack started.When he was hit by shot, he was mocked by the attackers, who suggested that he could call President Uhuru Kenyatta for help.

- So said one of the attackers: "You've got their chances to become Muslims, but you have not been there, and instead you kill our people," said Koti in his testimony.

 

Arguing

Four people are brought to justice in Kenya, suspected of having helped the Islamists were behind the terrorist attack on West Street. In all, 67 people were killed in the attack, which took place last September.

According Koti arguing attackers on how to treat women and children at the mall.

"We jihadists do not kill little children and women" should one of them have said, but without winning musical ear. "You kill the children and women in Somalia," should another answering him.

There were several children among the victims of the terrorist attack on West Street. Witnesses earlier told that some of the perpetrators let women and children be, while others struck blindly.

 

Norwegian perpetrator

Kenyan police now believe that the attack was carried out by four people, and not a dozen, so the security forces first thought. All four are believed to have been killed in the attack, but this has not been conclusively established.

According PST was probably a Norwegian citizen among the four.

North man has been identified as a 23-year-old man of Somali origin who have been living in Wilmington.

The four accused in the case presently before the court in Nairobi, will have helped the culprits in preparation for the attack. They all deny culpability.

The Somali Islamist group al-Shabaab has taken responsibility for the attack. Group fighting against both Somali and Kenyan forces.

Source: op.no