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Christchurch attacks: What really happened
Arm wound, which he says he received when he used his whole body to break the window.
Leg wounds, which he says he also received during his escape. The RNZ interviewer says his socks were filled with blood.
Christchurch attacks: What really happened
on 15.03.19? The case of Tarik Chenafa
Algerian Tarik Chenafa talks about the "terrorist attack" on Al Noor Mosque. He says he always sat near a window, because he knew that, someday, there would be such an attack. Like many "survivors", he claims there were children in the prayer room — despite the fact we see none in the "live-stream".
In this frame, he indicates where he hurt his head while escaping from the mosque through a window. To the best of my knowledge, no window was broken in any part of the mosque. Certainly, the widows of the prayer hall remained intact..
Arm wound, which he says he received when he used his whole body to break the window.
Leg wounds, which he says he also received during his escape. The RNZ interviewer says his socks were filled with blood.