''On the horrific evening in Paris that only ended after 130 people had
been slaughtered in jihadist attacks, something strange happened at
10:28 p.m., a development that only came to the attention of
investigators much later. On the upper end of Boulevard Voltaire, where
the Bataclan concert hall is located, three terrorists were in the
process of gunning down people with their Kalashnikovs and exchanging
salvos with the police, who were closing in on them. At the lower end of
the street, another man exited from the Metro -- Abdelhamid Abaaoud,
the suspected leader behind the attacks.
He had just been a part of the group that had killed 39 people at La
Belle Équipe, Le Carillon and Le Petit Cambodge. For a while afterwards,
he had driven around aimlessly in a black SEAT through the
neighborhood's streets, before parking it in the Montreuil suburb. He
was then caught on CCTV cameras at 10:14 p.m. inside the Croix de
Chavaux Metro station, as he jumped the turnstile to avoid paying and
traveled back to the scene of the crime.,''
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