Liverpool terror suspect's last words to cab driver before bomb blast
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dailyrecord.co.ukThe terror suspect who blew himself up outside Liverpool Women's Hospital reportedly spoke two final words to the taxi driver before the explosion.
Emad Al Swealmeen, aged 32, died when the taxi exploded outside the hospital at 10.59am on November 14. The driver of the cab, David Perry, made a miraculous escape from the vehicle and has since been discharged from hospital, reports Liverpool Echo.
David, aged 45, was questioned by police in the aftermath of the attack on Remembrance Sunday. On November 16, the father-of-two was also interviewed for 90 minutes by counter-terrorism officers investigating the bomb blast about what happened in the moments just before the bomb was detonated.The interview took place at his terraced home in north
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