Many perpetrators of Paris attacks still on the loose: intel sources

Western intelligence and counterterrorism sources said on Sunday that an unknown – and possibly large – number of terrorists who carried out the attack on Paris on Nov. 13, in which 132 people were killed, are still on the loose in Europe. Belgian security and intelligence services have determined that some reached France and Belgium through Eastern Europe, especially Hungary, having infiltrated the hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees who exited Turkey in the past few months. Terrorists holding French and Belgian citizenship met them in Budapest and transferred them to France, Belgium and Germany. Up until now, many remain unidentified and their passports or IDs unknown.