Reporters tell trial alleged Brussels museum killer held them hostageBefore jurors retired to consider the sentence on Monday, the 33-year-old had smirked and told the Brussels criminal court “life goes on”. The court, which handed down the sentence in the early hours of Tuesday morning, said the 33-year-old had shown no regret for the killings. Six days after the shooting, Nemmouche was arrested in the French city of Marseille in possession of a revolver and a Kalashnikov-type assault rifle. Nemmouche claimed the couple were agents of Israeli intelligence, Mossad, who had been hunted down and killed by someone else. Two of the journalists who traveled to the court to give evidence both said they had “no doubt” it was him.

Source: The Express Tribune March 12, 2019 06:09 UTC