In the hard-scrabble town of Oueslatia, which Anis Amri left in 2011 with hopes of a better life, his distraught family wait for 'truth' about Europe's most wanted Desperate and drifting, Anis Amri took the path trodden by countless other North African teenagers: an illegal boat journey to Europe in hopes of a better life. He fell into crime instead -- and is now the number one suspect in the deadly Berlin truck rampage claimed by the Islamic State group. In his impoverished Tunisian hometown, A...
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The Guardian - 23 Dec 2016 03:47
In the hard-scrabble town of Oueslatia, which Anis Amri left in 2011 with hopes of a better life, his distraught family wait for 'truth' about Europe's most wanted Desperate and drifting, Anis Amri took the path trodden by countless other North African teenagers: an illegal boat journey to Europe in hopes of a better life. He fell into crime instead -- and is now the number one suspect in the deadly Berlin truck rampage claimed by the Islamic State group. In his impoverished Tunisian hometown, A...
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