Hasna Aitboulahcen

Europe's most wanted man Salah Abdeslam remained at large Monday despite an international manhunt and a wave of overnight raids in Belgium seeking the key suspect in the Paris attacks which killed 130.

The top suspect behind last week's Paris attacks was watched by police being led into a building by a woman suicide bomber the evening before they both died there during a raid by special forces, a police source said on Friday.

Hasna Aitboulahcen, who on Friday was confirmed to have died during a massive police raid linked to the Paris attacks, was a troubled party-girl who lurched towards radical Islam about six months ago, family and friends say.

Police on Tuesday followed a woman they knew had links to the suspected mastermind of the November 13 Paris attacks and watched her take him into the building that special forces attacked early the next morning, a police source told Reuters.

Europe's most wanted man Salah Abdeslam remained at large Monday despite an international manhunt and a wave of overnight raids in Belgium seeking the key suspect in the Paris attacks which killed 130.

The top suspect behind last week's Paris attacks was watched by police being led into a building by a woman suicide bomber the evening before they both died there during a raid by special forces, a police source said on Friday.

Hasna Aitboulahcen, who on Friday was confirmed to have died during a massive police raid linked to the Paris attacks, was a troubled party-girl who lurched towards radical Islam about six months ago, family and friends say.

Police on Tuesday followed a woman they knew had links to the suspected mastermind of the November 13 Paris attacks and watched her take him into the building that special forces attacked early the next morning, a police source told Reuters.