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Brussels Bombing Suspect Filmed Allegedly Escaping in Newly Released Surveillance Video: Watch Here

Authorities released a new video on Thursday, April 7, of one of the Brussels bombing suspects allegedly escaping the Brussels Airport during the awful attacks last month.

The new surveillance footage shows the suspect — “the man in hat,” whose name has yet to be confirmed — leaving the scene of the crime moments after the bombs went off. The man’s photo was originally released last month, and showed him in tandem with two other men — Najim Laachraoui and Ibrahim El Bakraoui — who blew themselves up in the check-in section of the airport.

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Meanwhile, the brother of El Bakraoui, Khalid El Bakraoui, executed the bombings in the Brussels subway station located closest to the European Union’s headquarters.

In the new footage from the airport, the man in the hat walks past a hotel and a rental car lot in his bucket hat, pants, white shirt and cream-colored coat. He was subsequently spotted in the nearby town of Zaventem, where he was last seen wearing a brightly colored shirt with elbow patches. Then, he vanishes entirely. 

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A photo taken during a press conference to present a police search notice for the third suspect from the Brussels airport attack at the headquarters of the Federal Prosecutor in Brussels on April 7, 2016 shows a scene from video footage showing the suspect leaving the site of the attack.
A photo taken during a press conference to present a police search notice for the third suspect from the Brussels airport attack at the headquarters of the Federal Prosecutor in Brussels on April 7, 2016, displays a scene from video footage showing the suspect leaving the site of the attack.

Police appealed to the public to turn over any photos or footage that may help with their search for the man and their investigation of the March 22 attacks, which claimed 32 victims. Since the attacks, ISIS has taken responsibility. 

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In this handout provided by the Belgian Federal Police, a screengrab of the airport CCTV camera shows a suspect from this morning's attacks at Brussels Airport pushing a trolly with suitcases, on March 22, 2016 in Zaventem, Brussels, Belgium.
In this handout provided by the Belgian Federal Police, a screengrab of the airport CCTV camera shows a suspect from this morning’s attacks at Brussels Airport pushing a trolly with suitcases, on March 22, 2016, in Zaventem, Brussels, Belgium.

Other suspects believed to be involved in the bombings include Mohamed B., 37, Yassine A., 30, and Aboubaker O., 28, all of whom are currently detained after their March 27 arrest, according to NBC News and BBC News.

Watch the video above.

 

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