The man who allegedly beheaded his boss at a French gas plant while trying to cause an explosion will be held in custody on terrorism charges, said chief public prosecutor Francois Molins. Yassin Salhi, 35, argued he should only face murder charges, after his boss’s head was displayed on a gate nearby. Salhi has said the attack was motivated by problems with his wife and boss, but he sent a selfie with the head to a militant in Syria.
