On Tuesday ISIS terrorists stormed a Normandy church, forced 86 year-old French priest Fr. Jacques Hamel to his knees, and beheaded him in front of his congregation during mass.
Fr Jacques Hamel. Born 1930. Ordained 1958. “He was a good priest…discrete. He was quiet, didn’t like attention.” pic.twitter.com/ziZX0wEhFg
— Fr John Hogan ن (@jshocds) July 26, 2016
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Father Jacques Hamel was born in 1930 and ordained in 1958.
On Tuesday he was beheaded by ISIS while holding mass in France.
ISIS later took credit for the bloody attack.
#AmaqAgency Arabic channel claims #Normandy attack for #ISIS, per @MichaelSSmithII. pic.twitter.com/dpbdGFtzB4
— Katie Zavadski (@katiezavadski) July 26, 2016
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Now this…
The jihadis used Catholic nuns as human shields after beheading the elderly priest.
The face of the #Normandy priest killer https://t.co/NmAJrBjTet pic.twitter.com/zfcwy1vOLM
— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) July 26, 2016
The Standard.co reported:
The two Islamic State soldiers who murdered a French Priest used nuns as as human shields against anti-terrorism police.
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One was carrying three knives and a fake explosives belt, while the other carried a kitchen timer wrapped in aluminum foil and had fake explosives in his backpack.
Police have identified one of the assailants as Adel Kermiche, a 19-year-old who grew up in the town and tried to travel to Syria twice last year using family members’ identity documents.
The teenager was arrested outside France and put under house arrest with an electronic surveillance.
French security services were warned four days before priest execution that terror attack was imminent https://t.co/VWKZnrSZml
— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) July 27, 2016
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