The main suspect in the Paris attacks said he was “not ashamed” in a letter to a woman who has been writing to him in prison, according to extracts published in the French Press on Friday.
Salah Abdeslam has refused to respond to questions from French judges about the November 13, 2015 attacks in which 130 people died at the hands of Islamic State group jihadists.
But in correspondence with an anonymous woman published by the daily newspaper liberation he appeared “talkative for the first time,” the paper said.
“First of all, I’m not afraid of letting anything slip because I’m not ashamed of what I am - and then what worse could be said than what’s already been said,” Abdeslam wrote, according to the extract from his investigation file.