Trial Reveals Teen's Role in Samuel Paty's
A former student testifies about accepting money to identify the teacher to his killer, expressing deep regret for his actions.
- Karim, now 18, testified about his involvement in Samuel Paty's murder, admitting he accepted €350 to point out the teacher to the attacker.
- He expressed remorse, stating he thought the attacker would only film and humiliate Paty, not kill him.
- Karim was previously sentenced to two years, with six months under house arrest, for his role in the incident.
- Another student also testified, acknowledging they believed the attacker intended to humiliate Paty due to accusations of blasphemy.
- The trial highlights the influence of misinformation and the lure of money on the students' decisions.