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Teenager, 15, who died after gunning down a police accountant in Sydney – a day after his sister ‘left the country on a flight to Istanbul’
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Australia: Teen Went To Mosque, Walked Out, And Then Murdered a Police Officer
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Teenager, 15, who died after gunning down a police accountant in Sydney – a day after his sister ‘left the country on a flight to Istanbul’
The sister of the 15-year-old gunman who stormed a police headquarters and killed an accountant may have tried to reach Syria the day before the shooting, it has emerged.
Farhad Jabar Khalil Mohammad shot Curtis Cheng, 58, in the back of the head before he was then gunned down by constables guarding the station in Parramatta,Sydney.
The ‘radicalised’ Iranian-born youth reportedly visited a mosque where he changed into a black robe just before the killing which has been condemned as an ‘act of terrorism’.
It has emerged that his sister Shadi may have been attempting to reach Iraq or Syria the day before the shooting as she flew out of Australia on a flight bound for Istanbul on Thursday.
She reportedly took all her belongings with her, according to the ABC.
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