In Tunisia, Anis Amri's family implores its youngest to turn himself over to German police
OUESLATIA, TUNISIA - The day Anis Amri became Europe's most-wanted man was also his 24th birthday. His 4-year-old niece, Zeineb, was running puzzled from the doorstep outside her grandmother's simple one-story home in his home town in central Tunisia, to the bare room where the family - Anis Amri's mother, Nour, 60, five sisters and two brothers - sat, their heads in their hands, not knowing whether to doubt or despair over the news they were being confronted with.