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The attack killed 84 people in the city on July 14.
Her lawyer told a French newspaper that she is now living in a state of perpetual fear and is facing threats.
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Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel planned the attack for months, prosecutors said.
The whole crowd put their lighters and phones up in solidarity.
Those who knew the attacker said his behavior was at odds with Islam.
Ads for “Bastille Day” included the unfortunate tagline, “This year the fireworks are them!”
Yet again, a deranged mass killer abused the women in his life before striking the public.
The city's Promenade des Anglais reopened Monday after a moment of silence.