Seifeddine Rezgui was high on cocaine as he murdered tourists on the beach in Tunisia. A stimulant, believed to be a drug or one similar to it, was detected by doctors during a post-mortem examination.
According to a new report, the killer of fun seekers and tourists on the beach in Tunisia, Seifeddine Rezgui, was high on cocaine as he murdered the foreigners. A stimulant or drug or one similar to it, has been detected by doctors during a post-mortem examination.
Tunisian police also confirmed that an unexploded bomb was found on the 23-year old’s body, meaning he could have murdered scores more. Pictures taken after the 23-year old was gunned down by police show what appear to be a bomb vest lying next to him. A bag used to carry explosives is slung across his lifeless body.
There is indication that the gunman was too high on drugs to detonate his remaining explosive device which could have killed more people. Survivors said last night that Rezgui, who has been linked to ISIS, was laughing and smiling as he massacred his 38 victims with an AK-47 assault rifle in Sousse last Friday.
A hotel worker named Houssem said: ‘He was laughing as he was shooting. When he had finished and he had killed everyone, he did not care, he did not try to run. He was smiling, he was happy.’
An informed source said: ‘The autopsy proves that the terrorist used some drugs before he did the attack. The same drug that IS gives to people who do terrorist attacks so that he will not understand what he is doing.’