Daily Mail
Police are probing whether market massacre suspect Anis Amri was responsible for the murder of a young German boy in Hamburg two months ago.
The news comes as it also emerged that Amri was previously jailed for hijacking a vehicle in his home country of Tunisia.
Islamic State claimed responsibility for the October 16 knife attack which claimed the life of a 16-year-old called Victor E.
Victor's girlfriend, aged 15, was with him at the time and not stabbed but pushed into the waters of the Outer Alster Lake.
When she made it to dry land she called the emergency services but her boyfriend died shortly afterwards in hospital.
She is currently under psychiatric care.
The news comes as it also emerged that Amri was previously jailed for hijacking a vehicle in his home country of Tunisia.
Islamic State claimed responsibility for the October 16 knife attack which claimed the life of a 16-year-old called Victor E.
Murder squad detectives are probing the similarities between Amri and the photofit picture issued following the murder of 16-year-old Victor E.
A tribute to Victor on a banner reads: 'Our beloved friend, we think of you and miss you' next to river where he was stabbed
A sign reading, 'Victor - we miss you', placed at the site of the stabbing in Hamburg
ISIS news agency Amaq stated: 'A soldier of the Islamic State stabbed two individuals in Hamburg on the 16th of this month. He carried out the operation in response to calls to target the citizens of coalition countries.'Victor's girlfriend, aged 15, was with him at the time and not stabbed but pushed into the waters of the Outer Alster Lake.
When she made it to dry land she called the emergency services but her boyfriend died shortly afterwards in hospital.
She is currently under psychiatric care.
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