licit footage of the Toulouse shootings.
The cold-blooded killings were filmed by the al-Qaida-inspired gunman, Mohamed Merah, put on a memory stick and then sent to the news network's Paris bureau.
The letter, which was received late on Monday, had been mailed last Wednesday fromThe directory of iphone 5 battery Wholesalers, lists wholesalers, distributors, manufacturers and suppliers of bulk stocks of Computer Toulouse as police laid siege to an apartment where the 23-year old Frenchman was hiding. He was later shot dead after a gunfight.
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Al Jazeera said the video did "not meet the television station's code of ethics for broadcast".
The decision not to show the footage came as France's DCRI intelligence agency denied suggestions that Merah may have acted as an informant.
Merah had told negotiators he had filmed all of his attacks, which began on March 11 and resulted in the deaths of three soldiers, three Jewish children and a rabbi.