How The IS Extremist Who Posed As Migrant Made Way Across Europe

Passport of Ahmed Almuhamed found at Stade de France

A FRIDAY 13th suicide bomber who sneaked to France posing as a refugee was named today as Syrian Ahmed Almuhamed.
French cops tracing the movements of the Islamic State maniac asked for help from Serbian immigration officials after finding his passport at the scene of the Stade de France bombing.

He is known to have passed through Greece and Serbia en route from Syria among hundreds of thousands of genuine asylum seekers fleeing war.

Serbian paper Blic published his passport picture yesterday – the first to be released of any of the eight suicide bombers who died butchering at least 129 innocents in Paris.
French investigators are desperate to check Almuhamed’s registration documents to establish whether he was travelling alone or linked to other danger men.
Greek officials have already announced he crossed their border on 3 October but he is now known to have crossed into Serbia four days later at Miratovce.

He stayed at a refugee centre in Presevo where he formally applied for asylum before continuing his journey through Croatia and Austria en route to the terror attack.
A security source in Paris said yesterday: “The fact that such a dangerous man could move so freely across Europe to commit mass murder raises very serious questions about the EU’s policy on migrants.
“It shows the risk posed by this open door policy.”