Can you believe this kid killed people
Shezad Tanweer
By GEORGE PASCOE-WATSON
Deputy Political Editor and
MIKE SULLIVAN, Crime Editor
THIS is one of the four young Britons who carried out the London suicide bombings that killed 70 commuters.
Shehzad Tanweer, 22, blew up a Tube train at Aldgate, East London.
Two other killers were 19 and 30.
The fourth member of the Yorkshire gang, who all wore backpacks, is thought to be a teenager.
CCTV cameras filmed them smiling and chatting at King’s Cross station just 30 minutes before Thursday’s devastating attacks.
Then they split up — each carrying up to 10lbs of explosives and a timing device in his rucksack.
Home grown ... Shehzad Tanweer's birth certificate
reveals he was born in Bradford
And at 8.50am they began to trigger four blasts which left 70 commuters dead.
Shehzad Tanweer was named as one of the killer's last night.
Another bomber was a 19-year-old reported missing by his family on the night of the explosion after telling them he was going to London to meet friends.
Sources said last night he was Hasib Hussain, from Beeston, Leeds, who died on the No 30 bus in Tavistock Square.
A third bomber is too badly charred to be identified yet, but is believed to be a teenager.
He blew himself up just after the Piccadilly Line train left King’s Cross in the direction of Russell Square.
The fourth was named as 30-year-old Mohammed Sadique Khan, from Dewsbury. His documents were found on the Edgware Road train.
One security source said last night: “They looked like they were going for a hike. They were chatting to each other and smiling.”
