LONDON (AFX) - The fourth bomber who took part in the UK's worst ever terror attack last Thursday has been identified as Jamaican-born Briton Lindsey Germail, Sky News said, quoting police sources. | A convert to the ROP, no doubt |
In addition, all four bombs have now been confirmed as suicide attacks, carried out by four Britons adhering to the Muslim faith; three with family roots in Pakistan, all of whom are thought to have died in the blasts. Personal documents belonging to three of the suspects were found at the blast scenes in central London -- but no such clues were found at the site of the King's Cross blast -- the worst of the four -- which left 25 people dead. Media have identified the other three bombers as Shehzad Tanweer, aged 22 yrs, Mohammed Sadique Khan, aged 30 yrs and Hasib Mir Hussain, aged 18 yrs, all from the northern English city of Leeds.
Additional: The fourth suspected suicide bomber behind attacks in London last week has been identified as a Jamaican-born Briton, Sky Television reported on Thursday citing a senior security source. Sky named the suspect as Lindsey Germail and said he was in his 30s. He was linked to a house in Aylesbury, about 40 miles (65 km) northwest of London, searched by police on Wednesday evening, Sky said. The BBC gave his name as Lindsey Germaine, as did the New York Times, citing American law enforcement officials. Sky said the suspect had links to the region of West Yorkshire where the three other suspected bombers lived. Asked about the reports, London police said they had not released details of the suspect. |