While Abdeslam didn’t give a direct reason, Berton said he was “disturbed” by 24-hour video surveillance in his maximum-security cell in the Fleury-Merogis prison outside Paris. PARIS—The last known survivor of the team that carried out last November’s Paris attacks, Salah Abdeslam, refused to talk during questioning Friday by anti-terror judges amid frustration at 24-hour video surveillance of his cell, his lawyer said. “He can’t bear being watched on video 24 hours a day,” Berton told reporters. The much-awaited questioning session ended abruptly, dashing French authorities’ hopes that Abdeslam would provide clues about Daesh’s (the Islamic State’s) strategies and what exactly happened Nov. 13. Abdeslam’s lawyer, Frank Berton, said his client invoked his right to silence.

Source: thestar May 20, 2016 12:18 UTC