French journalist Nicolas Henin - seen here walking out first in line - made news in April when he and several other journalists were freed from captivity in Syria.<br/> <br />Now he's making news once again.<br/> <br />In an article published Saturday in the news magazine Le Point, Henin identified one of his captors as Mehdi Nemmouche, who is accused of killing four people at a Jewish museum in Brussels in May.<br/> <br />Nemmouche was born in France and is of Algerian descent.<br/> <br />In the article, Henin says Nemmouche was one of a small number of French fighters affiliated with the forerunner of Islamic State who supervised some 50 prisoners in an Aleppo jail.<br/> <br />Nemmouche was later arrested in Marseilles and extradited to Brussels, where he is awaiting trial for the killings.
