Police in France issued another appeal to identify one of the Paris attackers, who is believed to have helped in completing the bombing at the Stade de France by posting a photo of the man on Twitter, asking the public to provide any information that could help identify him.

He was among the three people who died in the attacks outside the national stadium.

The BBC reports that the picture of the third suicide bomber is of a man known as M. al-Mahmod and that the man entered the Greek island of Leros on 3 October with another attacker travelling with the name Ahmad al-Mohammad.

As the news agency says, BBC correspondent Ed Thomas checked the arrival papers of a person called M al Mahmod in Leros and the photograph in those papers looked identical to the picture which was released by French police today.

BBC claims that Al Mahmod bought ferry tickets with al Mohammad to leave Leros and journey through Europe with Syrian refugees.

Protothema.gr had revealed that the man said to be the bomber of Stade de France under the name of Ahmad al-Mohammad was not traveling alone, but with another man, Mahmoud al-Mohammad. This was also proved by the tickets published by protothema.gr which were issued under their names.