PARIS – The last known survivor of the team that carried out last November’s Paris attacks has refused to talk during questioning Friday by anti-terror judges, and the session has ended abruptly.
Salah Abdeslam’s lawyer, Frank Berton said his client invoked his right to silence.
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Abdeslam, 26, had said last month he wanted to explain all. Berton told reporters that Abdeslam was disturbed by the 24-hour video surveillance in his maximum-security cell.
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Friday was the first time Abdeslam was questioned since since his extradition from Belgium last month,
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