Terrormanifest mejlades to the prime minister

"Terrormanifest mejlades to the prime minister,"

"the Man suspected of the terror attack in New Zealand has been detained and the identification of him is in full swing."

"Turkey, and several european countries are looking closely at what the 28-year-old made during his travels."

"The australian citizen Brenton Tarrant suspected of Friday's attacks on two mosques in Christchurch, where 49 people were killed. According to various media, 28-year-old Tarrant has been in New Zealand over a relatively short period of time. Australian prime minister Scott Morrison calling him a "

"Brenton Tarrant has been detained in a hearing which of safety was held behind closed doors. He should remain in custody without the opportunity to bail to the next domstolsframträdande on 5 april."

"at the same time, the mapping of Tarrant, as neither has any known criminal history or has been on any personal watch list for potential terrorists."

"Shortly before the attack, it published a manifesto-like worker documents on the internet. It mejlades also to the new zealand prime minister Jacinda Arderns offices and around 70 other recipients less than ten minutes before the attack, writes the New Zealand Herald."

"To the text actually written by the offender is not confirmed, but highly suggest it. The writer mentions the eleven-year-old girl who was killed in the terror attack in Stockholm in 2017 and to express, among other things, support for Anton Lundin Pettersson, who was behind the skolattacken in Trollhättan 2015. They say they also have had contact with the högerextreme Norwegian mass murderer and terrorist Anders Behring Breivik."

"According to the document, should Tarrant have planned the deed for two years, and selected the specific location for three months ago."

"Tarrant sees itself according to the text not primarily as australians, but as a european, and describes Australia as a european colony."

"the 28-year-old took several semi-automatic weapons and had since 2017, the approved licenses, says New Zealand's prime minister, Jacinda Ardern, and adds that the country's gun laws should be changed. According to the news site Stuff practiced Tarrant shooting at a club five miles south of the city of Dunedin, where he seems to have had his base."

"– In the few times I met him here there was never any indication that he would do something like this. He seemed to be a pretty normal guy, " says a spokesperson for the skytteklubben."

"In its text box, type Tarrant that he visited France, Portugal and Spain. According to australian media, he has worked as a personal trainer in the city of Grafton, north of Sydney."

"I think something happened to him during the years he spent abroad," says Tracey Gray, 28-see her bold fashion former manager at a gym in Grafton at the australian ABC."

"A myndighetskälla in Ankara said to the AFP news agency that a man who is believed to be the suspect several times."

" We think the suspect may have been in other countries in Europe, Asia and Africa. We investigate the suspect's movements and contacts in the countries, " says the source who wishes to remain anonymous, according to the AFP."

"Turkey is mentioned several times in the manifest, with the formulations to demolish the minarets at the old church of Hagia Sophia in Istanbul, now a museum, which was a mosque during the Ottoman empire."

"Bulgaria explores a journey that Tarrant is presumed to have done to the country in november of last year. According to Bulgaria's prosecutor general Sotir Tsatsarov is believed the 28-year-old have been a week in the country and visited historical sites."

"Tsatsarov said that the investigation shall show whether the 28-year-old also had other purposes of their trip."

"There is also information about Tarrant travelled by bus through Serbia, Croatia, Montenegro and Bosnia-Herzegovina in december 2016."

"In the field of many battles between christian and muslim forces raged through the story. Social media has Tarrant put out pictures of their semi-automatic weapons covered with the names of historical persons, several of whom have been involved in battles against muslims."