Colombia prosecutors investigating a Syrian woman, alleged Islamist, who traveled to Paris from Bogota "before the attacks" an Israeli passport stolen and adulterated sources reported Thursday the body. AFP
Seham Al Salkhadi "came before the attacks" with passport in the name of Ashira Krieger, from the international airport El Dorado, Bogota, on a direct flight to Roissy-Charles de Gaulle (CDG) in Paris, where she was held a few hours before it is released.
"The prosecution is being coordinated with the French authorities to study their (possible) links with Islamist groups, but no evidence of their connection with the attacks in Paris," he told AFP a source of being.
Al Salkhadi is suspected of having corrupted the customs authorities at the airport of Bogota to embark on a passport that had been modified on the pages where data is displayed.
"The prosecution is considering your case in connection with a corruption the Colombian customs that let criminals with false documents," said the source in relation to a scandal involving five officials of the migration service of Colombia and was uncovered in September.
Since then, with the help of "foreign agencies", the prosecutor investigating whether through the action of this criminal organization went through the country "a terrorist suspected of Syrian origin who no trace of the purchase of tickets to France only, but no documentation required to remain temporarily in Colombia, "the September 3 in a statement.
Six coordinated attacks claimed by the Islamic State group left at least 129 dead on Friday November 13 at various locations in Paris.