Report reaching Inside Sources revealed that the prime suspect of the Monday night attack in Manchester Salman Adebi made a phone call to the Mother of his nuclear scientist prior to the deadly attack may have acted as a form of revenge for Syrians.
A Libyan anti-terror official has said the terrorist had called the woman and asked for forgiveness before striking the concert hall on Monday.
A Libyan security source revealed Abedi called his younger brother Hashem in Libya, telling him to get their 50 years old mother Samia Tabbal, to put a call him.
A US intelligence officials disclosed Abedi’s mother was afraid that her son had been radicalized and there was a claim that she had alerted authorities.
Special Deterrent Force spokesman Ahmed bin Salem said Tabbal told interrogators her son left Libya for England only four days before the bombing and called her on the same day of the attack.
Wall Street Journal reported that Abedi’s Manchester-born younger sister Jomana, 20, said the terrorist acted out of ‘revenge’ for America dropping explosives on Muslim children
Jomana in her conversation with Wall Street Journal said ‘I think he saw children – Muslim children – dying everywhere, and wanted revenge. ‘He saw the explosives America drops on children in Syria, and he wanted revenge. Whether he got that is between him and God.’