One of the four suspects held by Paris police after an explosion and beheading in southeast France has been released without charge, according to a spokeswoman for the Paris prosecutor’s office. The suspected assassin, Yassine Salhi, meanwhile still refuses to speak to investigators. Salhi is suspected of ramming a truck into an American-owned chemical warehouse in southeast France, killing his employer, then hanging his head on a factory gate. No motive or foreign connection have been uncovered yet.
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