The 47-year-old history teacher was killed after showing images of the Prophet Muhammad to his class last October.

Samuel Paty, 47, was killed after showing images of the Prophet Muhammad to his class during a lesson on free speech last October.

On Sunday, French newspaper Le Parisien revealed that the girl, known only as Z, had admitted wrongly accusing Mr Paty of asking Muslim students to leave the room before showing the images.

She admitted she was not in class that day and did not see the cartoons.

"She lied because she had a difficulty  because her classmates had asked her to be a spokesperson," her lawyer Mbeko Tabula told AFP news agency.

According to French media reports, the girl had told her father she had been suspended for disagreeing with Mr Paty over the showing of the image .

However, according to Le Parisien, the girl was suspended the day before the class was given because of repeated absence from school.

The girl's father began a social media campaign over the incident, posting two videos .

These snowballed, leading prosecutors to say there was a "direct causal link" between the campaign and Mr Paty's murder.

  

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Do these people have killing demand into their DNA, or did environmental factors push them over the edge, or is it a bit of both?