Face of one of the ISIS knifemen, who slit the throat of an 84 year old priest in France.

One of the ISIS knifemen, who stormed a church in Normandy and slit the throat of an 84 year old elderly priest, has been named as known terror suspect, 19 year old Adel Kermiche.
Kermiche had been arrested twice in both France and Switzerland for attempting to flee France to join ISIS  and was being monitored with an electronic ankle tag.

Despite having been released early from prison, Kermiche's bail conditions allowed him to move about freely without supervision between 8.30am and 12.30pm every day.

Kermiche and his accomplice attacked and killed the priest between 9am and 11am. Both of them were shot and killed by police marksmen as they emerged from the building shouting 'Allahu Akbar' following the attack that also left a nun critically injured.

Sister Danielle, a nun who escaped said:

'They told me "you Christians, you kill us". They forced him to his knees. He wanted to defend himself. And that's when the tragedy struck.

Kermiche was living with his parents in Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvray.

In a press conference, the police said they are still seeking to identify the second attacker and raids were underway.