Top Paris attack suspect Salah Abdeslam remain tight-lipped when questioned by a French anti-terror judge for the first time on friday.
Authorities had hope he would shed some light on the operational details of November attacks that killed 130, as well as provide clue ass to whether other members of wider jihadist cell are still at large.
But his lawyer Frank Berton said, "He did not want to say anything today." The 26 year-old was prepared to speak at "a later date", the lawyer added, "we need to give him time."
Abdeslam is the last surviving member of the team of ISIS gunmen and suicide bombers who killed 130 people at bars and restaurants in the bataclan concert hall and outside the Stade de France national stadium last November.
For months, he was the most wanted fugitive in Europe untill he was tracked down and arrested on march 18 in the Brussels neighbourhood of molenbeek where he grow up. Transferred to France on April 27, he is being held at Fleury-merogis prison , southeast of Paris.
source:
CNN
source:
CNN
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