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 BOUROUBA, Algeria (AP) - Nabil Belkacemi was 15 when he disappeared in April.
The next time his family saw him, five months later, he was a smiling jihadist holding a Kalashnikov on the Web site of an Algerian group calling itself al-Qaida in Islamic North Africa.
"He was a such a nice boy. There was no sign of this," Dalila Belkacemi said of her son — who rammed a truck laden with explosives into a coast guard barracks on Sept. 8, killing 30.
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