They had tried to blow up a car filled with gas cylinders, on the night of September 3 to 4, 2016, near Notre-Dame de Paris. Only a fuel error prevented the explosion.
They became the "Face of the feminine jihad" After three weeks of debate, the Paris special Assize Court delivered its verdict on Monday, October 14, at the trial of the commando of Notre-Dame, where five women were tried for having participated in plans of attacks. Ornella Gilligmann and Ines Madani, who tried to blow up a car near Notre-Dame in September 2016, were sentenced Monday to twenty-five years and thirty years of criminal imprisonment.
Sarah Hervouet, who had stabbed four days later a police officer in civilian clothes of the Directorate General of Internal Security (DGSI), she was sentenced to twenty years imprisonment. All three incurred life. These convictions follow the prosecution's requisitions. Twenty years had been required against Amel Sakaou, who refused to attend the trial since it opened.
On Monday, the last day of the trial, they said their " shame " before the court, claiming to have had "The worst behavior". "I'm really ashamed to be here today. It's a humiliation for my loved ones and it's a humiliation for me too, " said Ines Madani, gray sweater and hair gathered in a bun, before the magistrates withdraw to deliberate.
"I consider that I had the worst behavior (…) I only had death plans at the time. Today, I have life plans, assured the young woman, indicating to have committed in prison a " job " in depth for " to evolve ".
"I beg your pardon and I will apologize all my life to all those who have been victims of terrorism," Ornella Gilligmann, also confident of " shame ", especially with regard to her children and her husband.
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