(21 Oct 2020) The 18-year-old man suspected for beheading of a French teacher paid students to help him identify the victim, France's terrorism prosecutor said on Wednesday.  
Prosecutor Jean-Francois Ricard said a 14-year-old and a 15-year-old are among seven people who appeared before an investigating magistrate on accusations of "complicity in murder in relation with a terrorist undertaking" and "criminal conspiracy."
The suspect in Friday's slaying of teacher Samuel Paty offered students at the school where Paty taught 300-350 euros ($355-$415) to help him pick out the educator, Richard said during a news conference.  
A terror investigation is under way into Paty's killing.
Authorities have identified the killer as Abdoullakh Anzorov., an 18-year-old Moscow-born Chechen refugee who was later shot dead by police.
The surviving suspects also include a student's father who posted videos on social media that called for mobilization against the teacher and an Islamist activist who helped the man disseminate the virulent messages, which named Paty and gave the school's address, Ricard said.
Two more men are accused of having helped the attacker by accompanying him when he bought the weapons, including a knife and an airsoft gun, that were found near the 18-year-old's body, according to the prosecutor.
Another suspect had close contacts with the attacker and endorsed radical Islamism, Ricard said

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