Terrorist Anis Omri who attacked Christmas fair in Berlin in 2016, had been looking for a place to commit a crime for weeks and chose the street near Zoologischer Garten station, RIA Novosti reported quoting Spiegel.

The investigators found Omri's phone, through which they could enter into terrorist's Google account and managed to determine his routes. In addition, they managed to restore the audio message sent from the truck by Omri via Telegram's messenger.

To not that on  on December 19, 2016, 24-year-old Anis Omri, the Tunisian terrorist, plowed into the crowd with 19-ton truck, killing 12 and wounding 48. The author of Berlin Christmas fair’s crime, Anis Omri was killed in a shoot-out with the Italian police in Milan.