But he changed, she said, when he went to Britain about a year ago and was seduced by radical views propagated on the internet. Company officials said they had no evidence that either of the other attackers worked at any of the franchises. Italian authorities said Zaghba was stopped at the Bologna airport in March 2016 and questioned, but never charged with a crime. Italian officials said suspicions about him were shared with British authorities and his name was listed in the Europe-wide intelligence-sharing system. British officials declined to comment on why his asylum request was denied.

Source: ABC News June 07, 2017 06:45 UTC