Túlélő a Bataclanból: a terroristák hidegvérrel végezték ki a közönséget

A CNN műsorvezetője, Wolf Blitzer telefonon szólaltatta meg Julien Pearce rádióriportert, aki jelen volt a párizsi Bataclan koncertteremben az Eagles of Death Metal koncertjén, amikor a terroristák berontottak és elkezdték lemészárolni a közönséget. Pearce két feketébe öltözött terroristát látott AK-47-es géppisztolyokkal, nem viseltek maszkot, egy szót sem szóltak. A tíz perc alatt, aminek szemtanúja volt, többször is újratáraztak, hogy folytathassák a vérfürdőt. Neki is az egyik ilyen újratöltés alatt sikerült elmenekülnie, és egy súlyosan vérző tinédzser lányt is kimentett, akit egy taxival kórházba küldött.

2015. november 13-án, pénteken éjjel Párizsban számos helyszínen párhuzamosan hajtottak végre terrorcselekményeket. Percről perce tudósításunkat itt találja, az összes ide tartozó hírt, videót, véleményt pedig a terror Párizsban címke alatt.

A Slate leirata a beszélgetésről:

Blitzer: Julian, I understand you were inside the theater during this concert that American rock band eagles of death metal were performing but you made it outside. Tell us what you've seen and heard

Pearce: Well, I've seen two terrorists from my point of view with ak-47s Kalishnakovs entering the concert room and firing randomly to the crowd. People yelled, screamed and everybody lying on the floor. And it lasted for ten minutes, ten minutes, ten horrific minutes where everybody was on the floor covering their head and we heard so many gunshots. And the terrorists were very calm, very determined and they reloaded three or four times their weapons. And they didn't shout anything. They didn't say anything.
They were in masks and wearing black clothes and they were shooting at people on the floor, executing them. And I was luckily at the top of the stage, in front of the stage, so people started to try to escape to walk on people on the floor and try to find an exit. And I found an exit when the terrorists reloaded their guns in the meantime, and I climbed on the stage and we found an exit. And when I went on the street, I seen 20 to 25 bodies lying on the floor and people were very badly injured, gunshot wounds. And I took a small girl, a teenager, she was bleeding very badly, and I run. I ran with her for like 200 meters and I found a cab, a taxi and I let her in and I said to the cab driver, go to the hospital and I have some friends right now who are still inside the Bataclan who are hiding because they are not sure if there are still terrorists in there, and they are hiding in some kind of room in the dark and they text me, and they are very afraid, of course, and they are waiting for the police to intervene, but it's been over two hours now and this is terrible. What happened was terrible. I mean, honestly, 15 minutes, ten minutes of gunshots firing randomly in a small concert room.

I mean, it's not a huge concert room. It's a small one. 2,000 people were there maximum and it was -- it was horrible.

Blitzer: Julian, with these terrorists you say you saw three or four, you say they were dress the in black. Were their faces covered with masks?

Pearce: They were not wearing mask. They were unmasked. I've seen the face of one guy, one terrorist. He was very young. He was like 20 years old, 25 maximum. He wasn't wearing a beard or something. Like a random guy holding a gun, that's all. There were not masks.

Blitzer: Did you hear any words coming out of his mouth? He speaking in French or Arabic or anything you could discern?

Pearce: Nothing. Nothing. I heard nothing, just the yelling and screaming of the people. They didn't shout anything. They didn't say anything. Not Allah akhbar or something like this. They said nothing. They just shot. They just shoot. They were just shooting to people.

Blitzer: So they weren't questioning anyone who they were, they would just look at someone and shoot and kill them is that what you're saying?

Pearce: Yes.

Blizter: You saw 20 people shot and killed? At least 20 bodies there on the floor.

Pearce: Yes, yes, I can confirm that. Some of them were dead. Some of them were very badly wounded, but it was a blood bath.