"He is dumbfounded by the terrorist motives attributed to his action," [his defense attorney, Sophie David said.]
The Moroccan told David he had found the Kalashnikov he had taken onto the train in a park near the Gare du Midi rail station in Brussels where he was in the habit of sleeping.
"A few days later he decided to get on a train that some other homeless people told him would be full of wealthy people traveling from Amsterdam to Paris and he hoped to feed himself by armed robbery," David said.
The Moroccan told David he had found the Kalashnikov he had taken onto the train in a park near the Gare du Midi rail station in Brussels where he was in the habit of sleeping.
"A few days later he decided to get on a train that some other homeless people told him would be full of wealthy people traveling from Amsterdam to Paris and he hoped to feed himself by armed robbery," David said.
-Reuters.
Sophie baby, come here. Could I see your bar card? On what planet is it considered good legal practice (1) to tell the public confidential lawyer-client communications, (2) in which the client confessed to life felonies, (3) which carry similar penalties to the crimes he's "dumbfounded" about?
