A Chicago resident, who was at a cafe in Paris during the 2015 attacks, is suing Twitter, Facebook and Google, alleging the sites helped aid the growth of the Islamic State by giving it social media access. Media from US reported that Mandy Palmucci filed the federal lawsuit last week in Chicago. The lawsuit mentions that she was at a Paris cafe when more than a dozen people were killed there and that she suffered emotionally. The attacks on cafes, the national stadium and a concert hall left 130 people dead. Facebook said in a statement there’s no place on its site for those who engage in terrorism or for content that supports such activity.