adminnews agency MENA reported at the weekend, citing Alexandria’s public prosecution.
Mohamed Sayyid Bilal (32) was arrested in January after an as yet unidentified bomber killed 23 people on January 1 at a church in Alexandria. Bilal’s body was turned over to relatives a day later and bore signs of torture, his family said.
MENA said initial investigations showed Bilal, who was one of many Salafists – followers of strict Sunni Muslim teachings – roun-ded up along with others as suspects in the bombing, had no link to the attack on the church. – Reuters.
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