When elite French commandos stormed the Bataclan concert hall last Friday night, they found hundreds of people laying on the floor, blood everywhere — and an eerie silence.
Jeremy, captain of the commandos, revealed details of how the operation played out in an exclusive interview with NBC News' Lester Holt — on condition that his last name not be used.
Among the revelations:
Commandos had to ignore the moans of the wounded to find the terrorists.
The jihadis identified themselves as "soldiers of the caliphate."
"Negotiations" with the shooters included "classic political demands" about French operations in Syria.
The negotiations were an excuse to buy time to murder innocents.
"We discover like a hell on earth," Jeremy said. "No sound. Nobody was screaming. Nobody were moving because they were afraid of the terrorists."
Uniformed police first to respond to the scene had managed to shoot dead one terrorist, but two more remained holed up in a second-floor room — with hostages.
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