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    Death By Police Suicide: Al Queda Sympathizer Mohammed Merah Cut Down By French Police As He Tries To Flee

    Thu, 03/22/2012 - 14:33 EDT - Forbes.com - Top Stories

    The standoff between al Qaeda sympathizer Mohammed Merah and French police ended 36 hours after hundreds of French anti-terror police had surrounded the building in which Merah had barricaded himself. The dramatic ending of the 23-year-old French gunman, who had confessed to killing seven people in the city of Toulouse in southwest France, came as ...

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