French beheading suspect was 'normal neighbour'


  • World
  • Saturday, 27 Jun 2015

SAINT-PRIEST, France (Reuters) - When suburban deliveryman Yassin Sahli set off for work on Friday, his wife said it seemed just like any other day.

Within hours, the 35-year-old father of three was arrested on suspicion of beheading his boss, then ramming their van into an industrial gases site in southeast France, setting off an explosion that authorities called an attempted act of terrorism.

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