Gwladys Laffitte, edited by Solène Delinger 7:44 p.m., December 15, 2021

The older sister of the Clain brothers, Anne-Diana, was heard this Wednesday at the trial of the November 13 attacks.

Facing the court, she assumed to have been radicalized since the 2000s but also regretted that her two brothers, who claimed responsibility for the attacks, died because "they will not be tried". 

The Paris Assize Court plunged this Wednesday into the privacy of the Clain brothers, the people of Toulouse who recorded the message calling for the attacks of November 13th.

Anne-Diana Clain, their older sister, testified from the remand center where she is serving her sentence for "terrorist criminal conspiracy".

She was sentenced in 2019 to nine years in prison for trying to join Daesh in August 2015 with her husband and four children. 

Anne-Diana Clain assumes to have been radicalized

This exercise in truth has been perilous for Anne-Diana Clain, 46, her round face and smiling under her long blonde hair.

She fully assumes to have been radicalized since the 2000s and to have been able to think, for example, that the attacks against

Charlie Hebdo

were "legitimate", that it was "well done for them".

Or that 9/11 was a "conspiracy".

"We are responsible for our actions"

Looking back, Anne-Diana Clain admits having been "to the extreme" with her brothers Fabien and Jean-Michel: "We are responsible for our actions".

She had converted to Islam at the instigation of her two brothers.

The siblings then approached the "white emir", Olivier Corel, a naturalized French Syrian and mentor of many jihadists, installed in Artigat, in Ariège. 

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Anne-Diana Clain says she is a victim of this ideology and says she has been manipulated.

"For me, everything was true. I took a big slap when I learned of the death of my brothers in 2019," she says.

She was then detained for wanting to go to Syria.

It is thanks in particular to a Muslim chaplain that she opens her eyes, she says.

A job that pushes her to express her disappointment over the involvement of her brothers in this monstrosity.

"It remains all the same my brothers. The fact that they are deceased, they will not be judged. It is a pity that they cannot have the awareness that I, I had", she concludes, serenely.