Will suspect Salah Abdeslam be caught? And what happens next?
Saleh Abdeslam, the suspected member of the ISIS sympathetic group that carried out the November 13, 2015 Paris attacks who is still at large and who is currently the most wanted man in Europe, will be posthumously caught several months into 2016. Along with him, a woman ISIS sympathizer who has long eluded the authorities will also be caught. The pair will be caught outside France but still within Europe, with the bounty on Salah Abdeslam's head piling up to a hefty sum on the eve of his posthumous capture.
After the November 13, 2015 Paris attacks, France and the rest of Europe should still be on guard as a similar attack will follow several months into 2016 within France.
Saleh Abdeslam, the suspected member of the ISIS sympathetic group that carried out the November 13, 2015 Paris attacks who is still at large and who is currently the most wanted man in Europe, will be posthumously caught several months into 2016. Along with him, a woman ISIS sympathizer who has long eluded the authorities will also be caught. The pair will be caught outside France but still within Europe, with the bounty on Salah Abdeslam's head piling up to a hefty sum on the eve of his posthumous capture.
After the November 13, 2015 Paris attacks, France and the rest of Europe should still be on guard as a similar attack will follow several months into 2016 within France.