QUEBEC – One of the victims of Quebec’s mosque shooting has testified that Alexandre Bissonnette seemed calm and almost as though he was playing a video game when he embarked on his murderous rampage in January 2017.
Said Akjour recounted details today from that night when six fellow worshippers were gunned down and he was struck by a bullet in the shoulder.
Akjour told Bissonnette’s sentencing arguments he missed eight months of work and still can’t work full-time.
His sleep is interrupted by nightmares and he sees danger at every turn, even when he’s at the grocery store or at the library.
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