Manchester jihad bomber visited jailed jihadi friend in UK prison months before his attack
The Manchester suicide bomber visited a jailed jihadi friend in a British prison just months before he murdered 22 people in a suicide bomb attack.
The Manchester suicide bomber visited a jailed jihadi friend in a British prison just months before he murdered 22 people in a suicide bomb attack.
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THE mosque where bomber Salman Abedi worshipped hosted hate preachers who called for British soldiers to be killed and gays and adulterers to be stoned to death.
Eight devout Muslims are now in custody and counting while the net widens across continents, but remember, but has nothing to do with Islam.
STUDENTS at the British university that the Manchester bomber briefly attended have tried to sabotage the Government’s anti-terror scheme over concerns it “demonises Muslims”.
Lounging on the beach in Libya with friends and hanging out with his mates in Manchester, this is the teenage boy who became a suicide bomber.
Exclusive pictures show Salman Abedi as an innocent schoolboy, about seven years before he murdered 22 people including children as young as eight by detonating a bomb at Manchester Arena on Monday night.
CBS News can now confirm authorities believe the suspect responsible for the deadly Manchester Arena attack is 23-year-old Salman Abedi.