The message that Le Canard Enchaîné received warned "It's your turn", saying that journalists, working for the weekly, would be slashed with an axe and not killed with a Kalashnikov like their fellow-colleagues at Charlie Hebdo.
Tomorrow's front page @canardenchaine Cabu: "Come on lads don't let it get (shoot) you down!" #JeSuisCharlie pic.twitter.com/yiWb8VWRul
— JC (@jclanoe) January 13, 2015
According to Le Canard Enchaîné, surveillance of the newspaper has been heightened and police are conducting an investigation.
Prior to the attack, the magazine posted a caricature of the leader of the Islamic State militant group on its Twitter page. Previously, Charlie Hebdo received several threats from radical Islamists over its publication of caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad.
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