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Alleged terrorist of the France attacks would have been in Ecuador
Posted On 20 Nov 2015
A Syrian citizen would have been in Ecuador for about four months. Ashira Jreinger is one of the persons under investigation for her alleged involvement in the chain of attacks last November 13 in Paris, which left 129 dead.
According to RCN Colombia News, the woman came to Ecuador from Turkey and then went to Colombia, where it was reported she left Bogota towards Europe using a false passport.
“The 14th of May, 2014 she left the city of Daraa, Syria. Then she appears in Tripoli, Lebanon, where she stayed for 8 months. Later she is detected in Turkey and goes to South America, exactly to Ecuador, where she also stayed for 4 months,” reported this Tuesday the news network. “After this she appears in Bogotá and with the false passport she leaves July 6 bound for Stockholm, but her track is lost,” added the report.
This is was known after the Colombian authorities disclosed the statements of former officials of Migration of Colombia, arrested for integrating a dangerous corruption net.
According to officials, the former officials assured to the prosecutor that the alleged Syrian terrorist contacted them last July and after paying a huge sum of money she managed to evade the controls at El Dorado airport to fly to Paris. The former officials may be requested in extradition by the United States, accused of complicity with terrorism.
It is known that the Syrian citizen, whose real identity is at Salkhadi Seham, would have paid to this corruption network the sum of 4 million Colombian pesos to get herself out of the country without problems.
The Ecuadorian authorities have not yet pronounced on this case and it is unknown in which city or town the Syrian citizen stayed during her visit to Ecuador.
In a video released by RCN the last image of the women at the El Dorado airport in Bogota, last July 6 at 15:45 can be seen. The video also shows at the immigration checkpoint a false passport number 11378070, under the name of the Israeli citizen Baruch Krieger.
