Hassan Jandoubi
Suspected French terrorist
About Hassan Jandoubi
Lived 1966 – 2001 (aged 34–35).
Hassan Jandoubi was a French national (born 1 March 1966, Toulouse - 21 September 2001, Toulouse) of Tunisian parents, who died on 21 September 2001, in the AZF chemical factory explosion in Toulouse in south-western France. He was subsequently investigated by French anti-terrorist authorities as the prime suspect in the blast.
Early life
Jandoubi had been known to French police as the suspected ringleader of a gang trafficking stolen cars between France and Germany. He became an active member of a mosque in the Toulouse suburbs where he was "initiated to fundamentalism".
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Who was Hassan Jandoubi?
Suspected French terrorist (1966–2001)
When was Hassan Jandoubi born?
Hassan Jandoubi was born on 1 March 1966.
When did Hassan Jandoubi die?
Hassan Jandoubi died in 2001.
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