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Fuaed Abdo Ahmed Louisiana Bank Standoff

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Similar cases: see series of terrorist-like but no linked-to-terrorism attacks by young mideastern or muslim or other men in 2013 such as Ali Syed, John Zawahiri, Elliot Rodgers Santa Barbara

3 killed suspect killed by police August 13, 2013 Fuaed Abdo Ahmed Louisiana Bank Standoff  20-year-old man, Fuaed Abdo Ahmed of Yemen descent who had a handgun and rifle took women and a man hostage at the St Joseph branch of a bank in Louisiana. Ahmed released on hostage. After he told police he would kill the hostages, police stormed the bank, and the suspect shot two hostages killing one and the other died in the hospital before he was shot and killed by police.

Police believe it was a planned attack as Ahmed had books about hostage negotiations, not a bank robbery. Police believe he was angry at people who were "mean to him" and had voices in his head. Authorities did not make any connection to his Facebook endorsement of Islam or terrorism. He blamed his ex-girlfriend's family for their breakup and had placed a device of some kind in his head. He had been interviewed by Homeland Security about a picture of him posing with an AK-47 assault rifle in Yemen on Facebook but he denied any ties or beliefs in terrorism. An official police investigation determined he acted as a lone gunman with no ties to terrorism, but counterjihad pundits believe that the media and government whitewashed his obvious affinity for Islamist terrorism and associated mental illness and electronic conspiracy theory cover stories.

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Tensas State Bank hostage crisis  1/28/2016
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Tensas State Bank hostage crisis
Location St. Joseph, Tensas Parish
Louisiana, United States
Date September 13, 2013

Attack type Shooting, hostage crisis
Weapons
Handgun
AK-47 rifle
Deaths 3 (including the perpetrator)
Perpetrator Fuaed Abdo Ahmed
Motive: Mental health issues, not an obvious mideast terrorist.

On August 13, 2013, a gunman, identified as 20-year-old Fuaed Abdo Ahmed, took two women and a man hostage at the St. Joseph branch of Tensas State Bank. He killed two of the hostages after releasing the third. A subsequent police investigation officially concluded that Ahmed suffered from mental health issues and acted alone.  The Federal Bureau of Investigation had interviewed Ahmed in April while he was visiting in the terrorist haven of Yemen who assured authorities he was not a terrorist. Despite obvious links to radicalized Islam pointed out by counterterrorist pundits, the incident has never been classified as an act of terrorism.


Contents [hide]
1Details
2The perpetrator
2.1FBI encounter on April 2013
2.2Mental health problems
3Aftermath
4References
5External links


Details[edit]

On August 13, 2013, Ahmed entered the St. Joseph branch of Tensas State Bank, armed with both a handgun and an AK-47rifle. His duffel bag was packed with items that he planned to use to torture his hostages.[1] He held three people hostage: Charles Henry "Jay" Warbington, Jr., of Wisner in Franklin Parish;[2] Patricia White; and Tamara LaDean Hopkins McDaniel.[3] All three were employees at the bank for more than twenty years. During negotiations, state police superintendent, Colonel Mike Edmonson, located a friend of Ahmed's in Alaska, who talked him into releasing one of the hostages, Patricia White. According to Edmondson, Ahmed was "mad at people that he said were mean to him. He had voices in his head."[4] Authorities said that Ahmed believed the family of his ex-girlfriend in Lake Providence had caused their breakup and had placed a "microphone device" of some kind in his head.[5][6]

Eventually, Ahmed shot the remaining two hostages. Warbington died at the scene, while McDaniel was critically wounded and died two days later at Rapides Regional Medical Center in Alexandria.[6] Soon afterward, the Louisiana State Police broke into the bank and fatally shot Ahmed.[1][4] It did not appear that Ahmed knew the hostages,[1] but the hostages recognized him.[5]
The perpetrator[edit]
Fuaed Abdo Ahmed
Born Fuaed Abdo Ahmed
c. 1993
Fresno, California
Died August 13, 2013 (aged 20)
St. Joseph, Tensas Parish, Louisiana
Cause of death Gunshot wounds
Nationality American

Motive Possible mental illness


Fuaed Abdo Ahmed (c. 1993 – August 13, 2013) was identified as the hostage-taker and shooter. His family owned a Trak service station located across the street from the bank. His parents were from Yemen. According to Ahmed onFacebook, he was born in Fresno, California, and was a "fan" of comedian Jerry Seinfield and rapper Eminem, and that he was Muslim.[4]

Ahmed had been a football player at the private Briarfield Academy, located in Lake Providence in East Carroll Parish in far northeastern Louisiana. His coach, Ben Durham, said that Ahmed had 2,700 rushing yards and 40 touchdowns in his senior year. Durham described Ahmed as never displaying aggressive behavior when playing football, "He was a normal good kid. It's not like he ever had any fits of rage. Ever." Sometime later, Durham said that he had a Facebook conversation with Ahmed and noticed the emergence of his paranoid tendencies.[7]
FBI encounter on April 2013[edit]

On August 23, 2013, it was disclosed that the Federal Bureau of Investigation had interviewed Ahmed in April while he was visiting in Yemen; his family reported him missing or possibly kidnapped. Ahmed told the agents that he had not been kidnapped and was hearing voices in his head and at times felt suicidal but claimed he would not injure others. Ahmed was also interviewed in June by the Department of Homeland Security in Los Angeles, when he returned to the United States fromYemen. Agents asked him about a Facebook photo posted of himself holding an AK-47 rifle in Yemen. During this interview, DHS said that Ahmed denied any criminal activity or inclination toward terrorism. Authorities in Los Angeles conducted their own evaluation of Ahmed and placed him a medical facility for several days of mental evaluation.[8]
Mental health problems[edit]

On March 12, 2014, state police confirmed after a months-long investigation that Ahmed had been treated at a California hospital several weeks prior to the shooting for paranoid schizophrenia. His brother, Yasser, told police that Ahmed had employed yoga for six hours a day in a vain attempt to "cure himself", rather than taking medication prescribed by doctors.[9]Police found in Ahmed's room a bottle of Risperidone, a drug used to treat schizophrenia; only three of the sixty pills were missing.[5] Yasser confirmed too that Ahmed had used narcotics and bath salts before he left Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, where he had been a short-term student.

An investigation found that the four-member SWAT team that breached the bank fired a total of twelve shots and struck Ahmed eight times, finding the police actions justifiable. In a letter found inside the vehicle that he drove to the bank, Ahmed claimed to have ended his ties to Islam, his family, and Middle Eastern culture and heritage. Instead, he extolled his American citizenship and said that he had become a "born again Christian".[9] Even with those claims, Ahmed contradicted himself when he wrote in the letter, seen by officials as a last will and testament, that neither whites nor non-Muslims could attend his funeral.[5]
Aftermath[edit]

Some 300 St. Joseph residents came together on the evening of August 20 to commemorate the victims. Ronny McDaniel, the husband of Tamara McDaniel, told the gathering that he is relying on his faith, saying, "I know in my heart it was meant to be. It was God's will to take them home. If they could come back right now, they wouldn't come back. I just believe they're in a better place."[10]

Robby White, husband of Patricia White, the hostage who was released, explained the loss to the community:


This tragedy wasn't on the scale of 9/11, but it had the same effect on this community. There's no way to describe the feelings that each of us felt when we discovered the situation had turned so very wrong. We became stunned, shocked and so damn angry.[10]

Colonel Edmonson addressed the gathering and announced a thorough investigation would be undertaken to determine why Ahmed attacked the bank and its employees. Edmonson said that a final report since released would attempt to reveal Ahmed's state of mind to help perhaps prevent future attacks of this kind.[10]
References[edit]

^ Jump up to:a b c "Cole Avery, St. Joseph mourns tragedy in bank, August 14, 2013". Monroe News-Star. Retrieved August 15, 2013.
Jump up^ "Charles "Jay" Warbington". Alexandria Daily Town Talk. Retrieved August 16, 2013.
Jump up^ "Tamara LaDean "Deannie" McDaniel". listenupyall.com. Retrieved August 18, 2013.
^ Jump up to:a b c "Police kill St. Joseph bank hostage taker; 1 hostage dies, Surviving hostage being treated at Alexandria hospital". Alexandria Daily Town Talk. Retrieved August 14, 2013.[dead link]
^ Jump up to:a b c d "Jim Mustian, Man who killed hostages in north Louisiana bank had mental illness, March 12". Baton Rouge Morning Advocate. Retrieved March 13, 2014.
^ Jump up to:a b "Tensas bank hostage dies at Alexandria hospital, August 15, 2013". Alexandria Daily Town Talk. Retrieved August 15,2013.[dead link]
Jump up^ "Tensas bank suspect blamed ex-girlfriend's family, wanted to leave country, August 15, 2013". Alexandria Daily Town Talk. Retrieved August 15, 2013.
Jump up^ "FBI questioned St. Joseph bank gunman in April". Alexandria Daily Town Talk. Retrieved August 24, 2013.
^ Jump up to:a b "Gunman in Tensas Parish bank standoff was treated for mental illness". Alexandria Daily Town Talk. Retrieved March 12, 2014.
^ Jump up to:a b c "Cole Avery, Joseph community gathers to remember slain bank employees, August 20, 2013". Monroe News-Star. RetrievedAugust 21, 2013.
External links[edit]
"UPDATE: St. Joseph Community Marks One Year Anniversary of Deadly Bank Standoff". My ArkLaMiss. Associated Press. August 13, 2014. Retrieved May 27, 2015.
Press, The Associated (March 12, 2014). "Gunman who killed two hostages in rural Louisiana bank had been treated for schizophrenia". NOLA.com. Retrieved May 27, 2015.
"Gunman, hostage dead in La. bank standoff". USA TODAY. August 13, 2013. Retrieved May 27, 2015.

Fuaed Abdo Ahmed article was deleted in 2013 by disinformation agents, now just a redirect

2013 hostage case[edit]

Fuaed Abdo Ahmed was a 20-year-old man who, on August 13, 2013, took two women and a man hostage at the St. Joseph branch of Tensas State Bank. He killed two of the hostages after releasing the third. He was an Arab of Yemeni descent and indicated an interest in Islam. A subsequent police investigation concluded that Ahmed acted alone and was not involved interrorism against the United States.[7]

Details[edit]

On August 13, 2013, Ahmed entered the St. Joseph branch of Tensas State Bank, armed with both a handgun and an assault rifle. His duffel bag was packed with items that he planned to use to torture his hostages.[8] He held three people hostage: Charles Henry "Jay" Warbington, Jr. (1964-2013) of Wisner in Catahoula Parish,[9] Patricia White, and Tamara LaDean Hopkins McDaniel (1955-2013),[10] all employees of the bank for more than twenty years. During negotiations, state police superintendent, Colonel Mike Edmonson, located a friend of Ahmed's in Alaska, who talked him into releasing one of the hostages, Patricia White. According to Edmondson, Ahmed was "mad at people that he said were mean to him. He had voices in his head."[11] Authorities said that Ahmed believed that the family of his ex-girlfriend in Lake Providencehad caused their breakup and had placed a "microphone device" of some kind in his head.[7][12]
Eventually, Ahmed shot the remaining two hostages, killing Charles Warbington and critically wounding LaDean McDaniel, who died two days later at Rapides Regional Medical Center in Alexandria.[12] In the standoff, the Louisiana State Police broke into the bank and fatally shot Ahmed.[8][11] It did not appear that Ahmed knew the hostages,[8] but the hostages recognized him.[7]

The perpetrator[edit]

Ahmed's family owned a Trak service station located across the street from the bank. His parents, the father is deceased, were from Yemen, but Ahmed stated on Facebook that he was born in Fresno,California, and was a "fan" of comedian Jerry Seinfield and rapper Eminem, and Islam.[11]
Ahmed had been a football player at the private Briarfield Academy in Lake Providence in East Carroll Parish in far northeastern Louisiana. His coach, Ben Durham, said that Ahmed had 2,700 rushing yards and 40 touchdowns in his senior year. Durham described Ahmed as never displaying aggressive behavior when playing football, "He was a normal good kid. It's not like he ever had any fits of rage. Ever." Sometime later, Durham said that he had a Facebook conversation with Ahmed and noticed the emergence of paranoid tendencies in the young man.[13]

Aftermath[edit]

Some three hundred St. Joseph residents came together on the evening of August 20 to reflect on the week-long tragedy. Ronny McDaniel, whose wife died of gunshot wounds two days after the attack, told the gathering that he is relying on his faith: I know in my heart it was meant to be. It was God's will to take them home. If they could come back right now, they wouldn't come back. I just believe they're in a better place."[14] Robby White, husband of Patricia White, the hostage who was released, explained the loss to the community:
This tragedy wasn't on the scale of 9/11, but it had the same effect on this community. There's no way to describe the feelings that each of us felt when we discovered the situation had turned so very wrong. We became stunned, shocked and so damn angry.[14]
Colonel Edmonson addressed the gathering and announced a thorough investigation would be undertaken to determine why Ahmed attacked the bank and its employees. Edmonson said that a final report since released would attempt to reveal Ahmed's state of mind to help perhaps prevent future attacks of this kind.[14] On August 23, 2013, it was disclosed that the Federal Bureau of Investigation had interviewed Ahmed in April while he was visiting in Yemen; his family reported him missing or possiblykidnapped.
Ahmed told the agents that he had not been kidnapped and was hearing voices in his head and at times felt suicidal but claimed he would not injure others. Ahmed was also interviewed in June by theDepartment of Homeland Security in Los Angeles, when he returned to the United States from Yemen. Agents asked him about a Facebook photo posted of himself holding an AK-47 rifle in Yemen. During this interview, DHS said that Ahmed denied any criminal activity or inclination toward terrorism. Authorities in Los Angeles conducted their own evaluation of Ahmed and placed him a medical facility for several days of mental evaluation.[15]
On March 12, 2014, state police confirmed after a months-long investigation that Ahmed had been treated at a California hospital several weeks prior to the deadly rampage for paranoid schizophrenia. His brother, Yasser, told police that Ahmed had employed yoga for six hours a day in a vain attempt to "cure himself", rather than taking medication prescribed by doctors.[16] Police found in Ahmed's room a bottle of Risperidone, a drug used to treat schizophrenia; only three of the sixty pills were missing.[7]Yasser confirmed too that Ahmed had used narcotics and bath salts before he left Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, where he had been a short-term student. A four-member SWAT team fired twelve shots and struck Ahmed eight times. The investigation found the police actions justifiable. In a letter in the vehicle that he drove to the bank, Ahmed claimed to have ended ties to Islam, his family, and Middle Eastern culture and heritage. Instead he extoleld his American citizenship and said that he had become a "born again Christian."[16] Even with those claims, Ahmed contradicted himself when he wrote in the letter, seen by officials as a last will and testament, that neither whites nor non-Muslims could attend his funeral.[7]

Fuaed Abdo Ahmed

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Fuaed Abdo Ahmed was the 20-year-old suspect who on August 13, 2013 took two women and a man hostage at the St. Joseph branch of Tensas State Bank.
He was described by authorities as mentally unstable. Ahmed killed the male hostage, Jay Warbington, released one woman, Patricia White, and critically wounded LaDean McDaniel, the second woman hostage. McDaniel subsequently died at Rapides Regional Medical Center inAlexandria.[1] Louisiana State Police broke into the bank and shot and killed Ahmed.[2][3]
During negotiations, state police superintendent Col. Mike Edmonson located a friend of Ahmed's in Alaska, who talked him into releasing one of the two women hostages. Edmondson said that Ahmed was "mad at people that he said were mean to him. He had voices in his head."[2]Authorities said that Ahmed believed that the family of his former girlfriend had caused their breakup and had placed a device of some kind in his head.[1]
Ahmed had a handgun, a rifle, and a duffel bag packed with items which he planned to use to torture his hostages. It does not appear that Ahmed knew the hostages, all bank employees of more than twenty years. Amid the crisis, the bank closed temporarily; it has branches in Newellton,Ferriday, Tallulah, Vidalia, and Waterproof. Bank president Skip Hawkins describe the events as "a horrible experience for everybody that knows and works with them. We're heartbroken, just devastated by it. We're just trying to hope and pray their families can cope with it, and that we can too."[3]
Ahmed's family owns a Trak service station located across the street from the bank. Ahmed's parents are from Yemen, but Ahmed said in aFacebook statement that he was born in Fresno, California, and is a "fan" of comedian Jerry Seinfield, rapper Eminem, and Islam.[2]
Ahmed had been a football player at the private Briarfield Academy in Lake Providence in East Carroll Parish. His coach, Ben Durham, said that Ahmed had 2,700 rushing yards and 40 touchdowns in his senior year. Durham said that Ahmed never displayed aggressive behavior when playing football: "He was a normal good kid. It's not like he ever had any fits of rage. Ever." Then Durham said he had a Facebook converstation with Ahmed and noticed the emergence of paranoid tendencies.[4]

Notes[edit source | editbeta]


Suspect: Fuaed Abdo Ahmed
Meaning of surname: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ahmad Ahmad or Ahmed are the principal transliterations of the Arabic given name, Arabic: أحمد‎ ʾaḥmad. The name comes from the Arabic triconsonantal root of Ḥ-M-D, meaning "highly praised", implying "one who constantly thanks God". One of the Islamic prophet Muhammad's many names is Ahmed, the name "Muhammad" pre-dating "Ahmed". 

Victims: 2 bank employee hostages shot by Ahmed with stormed by police. Ahmed shot by police

References


Facts A-Z
  • Debbie Schleussel believes it is related to his interest in Islam and his roots in Yemen and Arab ethnicity.
  • Duffel bag: Ahmed also had a duffel bag containing items he was going to use to torture the hostages.
    Earlier gunshot reports: Two neighbors said they heard gunshots from near Ahmed's house Monday and Tuesday before the standoff, but didn't think it was unusual enough to call police.     Ahmed’s next-door neighbor, Nelda Bass, said she heard a single gunshot on Monday afternoon and saw Ahmed holding a rifle in his yard when she went outside to look around. He went inside when he saw her, and she didn’t call police at the time.
  • Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/fuaed.ahmed.5?fref=ts
  • Facebook picture: on his alleged facebook page showing a man attacking a tank, and a quote about tyranny and oppression
  • FireAndrewMitchell: speculates it was a Jihad attack not not what was staged to look like a bank robbery
  • Girlfriend: Ahmed was angry and believed his ex-girlfriend's family had been responsible for their breakup and for putting a device in his head,
  • Hostages: three bank employees taken hostage Tuesday by 20-year-old Fuaed Abdo Ahmed
  • Letter: Ahmed was angry and believed his ex-girlfriend's family had been responsible for their breakup and for putting a device in his head, according to a letter found in a van parked near the bank. The letter detailed his plan to take employees hostage and had a list of demands, including safe passage to another country.
  • Mentally unstable: believed to be mentally unstable and believed a device had been implanted in his head
  • Paranoid schuzophrenia:  the excuses for Fuaed Abdo Ahmed’s actions are being given. You see, it’s all because he had paranoid schizophrenia
  • Release: During hostage negotiations, authorities were able to get Ahmed on the phone with a friend in Alaska, Louisiana State Police superintendent Col. Mike Edmonson said. That was crucial in convincing Ahmed to eventually release a female hostage.
  • Shot: LaDean McDaniel and Jay Warbington shot by Ahmed when police stormed the Tensas State Bank in St. Joseph. Ahmed was shot and killed by police.
  • Terrorism:  FireAndrewMitchell: speculates it was a Jihad attack not not what was staged to look like a bank robbery
  • Travel  Ahmed had recently traveled to California and Yemen. Facebook says he traveled to Dubai
  • Yemeni descent - Parents are from Yemen but he is US-born citizen

Updates: 
August 15, 2013

ugust 14, 2013, - 6:49 pm

Your Day in Whitewashed Muslim Bank Robbers & Hostage Takers – Hey, Another Outstanding DREAMer Amnesty Candidate

I was out all day for something having to do with Homeland Security, but shhhhh!, I can’t talk about it. While I was out, though, it turned out that the guy who tried to rob the Louisiana bank, early this morning, and took hostages was a member of the “Religion of Peace.” And yet another of those scintillating, outstanding DREAMers. Twenty-year-oldFuaed Abdo Ahmed, who took two women and a man captive–shooting and killing one of them and critically injuring another–is an immigrant from Yemen. You know, those immigrant kids the Wall Street Journal is telling us are the next Elon Musk or Abraham Lincoln. You know, those kids who are “valedictorians” waiting to happen. Yes, this guy was a naturalized U.S. citizen, but he is no different from others his age who are eligible for DREAMer amnesty, and there are plenty of them who might have done this.
Bank Robbing Killer & Muslim Scumbag Fuad Ahmed
Oh, and did I mention that while his deadly, jihadist bank robbery may have been the result of his self-professed devotion to Islam, it’s already being dismissed as the usual “Halal Twinkie Defense”: that he was a paranoid schizophrenic . . . a condition that seems to affect a disproportionate percentage of followers of Mohammed and his moon god?
Eventually, Ahmed told negotiators he was going to kill the two remaining hostages. State police entered the building just before midnight Tuesday. That’s when Ahmed shot the two hostages and then police shot and killed him, Edmonson said. Charla Ducote, spokeswoman for Rapides Regional Medical Center in Alexandria, La., said the wounded hostage, LaDean McDaniel, was in critical condition on Wednesday. Jones said she was on life support in the afternoon.
The slain hostage was identified by the sheriff as Jay Warbington. The hostages were both shot with a handgun. Edmonson said Ahmed also had a duffel bag containing items he was going to use to torture the hostages. “His intent was to inflict pain and kill these individuals,” Edmunson said. Authorities say Ahmed didn’t use what was in the bag. State police didn’t immediately say what was in it.

Jones said Ahmed had recently traveled to California and Yemen, returning two or three weeks ago. Jones said at some point he’d been receivingtreatment for mental issues. Still, the gunman’s brother told the sheriff he hadn’t displayed any signs of violence recently. . . .
Edmonson said Ahmed’s parents were from Yemen, but he was a U.S. citizen. The detailed list of grievances and demands gave no indication that he had a political or religious motive, Edmonson said. On a Facebook page under Ahmed’s name, Ahmed describes himself as a native of Fresno, Calif. The page includes photos of him smiling and wearing a baseball cap backward, and with friends. Ahmed discusses philosophy of life from the Tao Te Ching, a 6th century BC Chinese text, and is a fan of comedian Jerry Seinfield, rapper Eminem and Islam. He makes no specific references to political or religious extremism.
Huh? Islam isn’t political or religiious extremism?
Only if your head is buried in the Saharan sand.
Say a prayer for Fuad Ahmed’s victims, who might still be alive and/or unwounded today, if he were not given citizenship and allowed into this country from Yemen.

42 Responses

    Wally, I never understand what you’re talking about even thou’ it’s in English that you write. I think. Your track record is intact!
    Indeed. This story I read lead with Schizophrenic rather than the most apt Mooooooslim. The one I read didn’t mention Islam at all. But I knew better.
    I’m glad this site keeps track of them. It’s annoying and troubling how under-the-radar anything Moooooslim goes. It must be “workplace violence” dontcha know???
    Skunky on August 14, 2013 at 7:33 pm
1. Why are we letting this “things” into our country? 2. It seems every convenience store is run by these people. I used to live in Louisiana (about a hr north of Alexandria.) Even the tiniest Podunk town had a store run/owned by one of Mo’s minions.
squirbells on August 14, 2013 at 8:18 pm
All Americans will come to regret allowing-even encouraging- Muslims tocontinue to grow and gain influence here. Why so difficult for so many to recognize and admit what is perfectly obvious?
Anywhere and everywhere in the world from Islam’s inception until now, more Muslims have without exception meant mortal danger.
lee of the lower case "l" on August 14, 2013 at 8:28 pm
I read a couple other articles that are out there about this too. I find it strange that “Ahmed didn’t exhibit aggressive behavior while playing football”, as stated in one article in the Denver Post I think it was. And I also find it strange that neighbors heard gun shots coming from Ahmed’s house the two days prior to his terrorist act, but that it wasn’t unusual enough for them to call the police about it. Just astonishing!
Red Randy on August 14, 2013 at 8:46 pm
Yes, and he left a note blaming his ex-girlfriend’s family for causing their break up…Looks like they were right! Go figure.
Red Randy on August 14, 2013 at 9:16 pm
    It’s always somebody else’s fault for sudden jihad syndrome …
    Pray Hard on August 15, 2013 at 2:51 pm

BTW, since I found out that the freako that kidnapped and murdered Amy Lord in South Boston was named Edwin Alemany I have wondered if he was a Moooooooooslim or a Lebanese Christian.
He looks either one…
Thus far, no one mentions it and no one cares….
Skunky on August 15, 2013 at 7:19 am
This is terrible. Doesn’t this Muslim know only whites can shoot and not have their race blamed?
Titanic Dude on August 15, 2013 at 7:55 am
    What race is Islam dud?
    Worry01 on August 15, 2013 at 12:35 pm
      The race to the bottom.
      Pray Hard on August 15, 2013 at 2:51 pm
      That’s what I’m wondering. I mean, conservatives contend that “Muslim” is not a race yet they support ethnic profiling of Muslims. How do you profile a race that, according to conservatives, does not exist?
      Titanic Dude on August 15, 2013 at 7:38 pm
    Dude, it’s not about his race, nobody cares about that, it’s about his chosen faux religion, the “religion of peace.”
    Red Randy on August 15, 2013 at 8:12 pm

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2392533/One-hostage-dead-second-critically-injured-police-storm-Louisiana-bank-kill-gunman-12-hour-standoff.html
Suspect Fuaed Abdo Ahmed, 20, posted a cartoon strip featuring gunman pointing pistol at hostage on Sunday

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2392533/One-hostage-dead-second-critically-injured-police-storm-Louisiana-bank-kill-gunman-12-hour-standoff.html#ixzz2c4yEvmlE
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In the hours leading up to the deadly attack, it was discovered that Ahmed had posted a photo of a man with a sword battling a tank online. 
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Attack: Hostage-taker Fuaed Abdo Ahmed shot dead a bank employee and critically injured another in St Joseph, Louisiana on Tuesday. He was killed by a SWAT team who stormed the building
Attack: Hostage-taker Fuaed Abdo Ahmed shot dead a bank employee and critically injured another in St Joseph, Louisiana on Tuesday. He was killed by a SWAT team who stormed the building
Disturbed: Ahmed posted this image on his Facebook in the hours leading up to the hostage situation at a Louisiana bank. He was killed along with one hostage
Disturbed: Ahmed posted this image on his Facebook in the hours leading up to the hostage situation at a Louisiana bank. He was killed along with one hostage
On August 11, he posted a cartoon strip on his Facebook wall which shows a hostage negotiation.
In the first image, a man in a balaclava pointing a gun at a man says: 'I'll release the hostage if you give me a sandwich!'
Two hostage negotiators are then seen discussing the demand. The first says: 'How close is the nearest deli' to which the other responds: 'Three blocks.'
In the last picture, a hostage negotiator says through a bullhorn: 'Okay, you can kill the hostage.'


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Earlier Tuesday, Edmonson said that the man had been calm and had made some demands, but he would not describe the demands or further identify the gunman. 
'We're still working with him to determine exactly what his intent is,' Edmonson said. 
The gunman, carrying at least a handgun, took two women and a man captive about 12:30 p.m. at the Tensas State Bank branch in St. Joseph, and a negotiator talked with him throughout the afternoon, said Trooper Albert Paxton, a state police spokesman.


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http://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/244926-fuaed-abdo-ahmed-louisiana-hostage-taker-facebook-posts-revealing/
The last thing Fuaed Abdo Ahmed posted on his Facebook page—just hours before before taking hostages at a Louisiana bank Tuesday and being shot and killed by police as a result—was a photo of a man wielding a sword and jumping to attack a tank with it.
Only one Facebook user commented on the photo as of Wednesday morning at 6 a.m.; Twylia McKinney Joiner shared the photo and wrote: “This is the last post made by the man who held 3 people hostage in a Tensas bank. If there really is someone monitoring our facebook posts, this guy slipped through the cracks. There has to be an answer, but I’ll be the first to admit that I have absolutely no idea what that is!”
The photo of the man jumping at the tank was also accompanied by a quote. Ahmed quoted science fiction author Robert A. Heinlein, from his 1940 novel If This Goes On:
“When any government, or any church for that matter, undertakes to say to its subjects, ‘This you may not read, this you must not see, this you are forbidden to know,’ the end result is tyranny and oppression, no matter how holy the motives. Mighty little force is needed to control a man whose mind has been hoodwinked; contrariwise, no amount of force can control a  free man, a man whose mind is free. No, not the rack, not fission bombs, not anything–you can’t conquer a free man; the most you can do is kill him.”
Ahmed also posted a cartoon on August 10 showing a hostage situation. In the cartoon, a masked gunman holds a hostage and says, “I’ll release the hostage if you give me a sandwich!” Two police officers outside are shown. One says “How close is the nearest deli?” The other answers, “Three blocks.” The first officer says through a megaphone, “Okay, you can kill the hostage.”
St. Joseph Mayor Edward Brown convered with Ahmed about an hour before the standoff began...Brown described Ahmed as “just normal. That’s why it’s so bizarre to me.”
Several acquaintances, including the town’s mayor, said they saw no signs of trouble with Ahmed before the shooting. 

Bass said the house has been occupied by a group of men for several years, and she didn’t recall any women or children living there during that time.
“I didn’t know them well,” she said. “Some were friendly and would wave and say ‘hi,’ but some were standoffish and wouldn’t speak to me.”
..
Ahmed was mentally unstable and had written a letter “detailing exactly what he was going to do,” Edmonson said.
“He was mad at people that he said were mean to him,” he said. “He had voices in his head.”
Edmonson said the man grew increasingly erratic as negotiations went on, sometimes hanging up on police. One of his demands to authorities was that they get the device out of his head, Edmonson said.
Epoch Times staff member Zachary Stieber and The Associated Press contributed to this report. 

on his alleged facebook page showing a man attacking a tank, and a quote about tyranny and oppression

https://www.facebook.com/fuaed.ahmed.5?fref=ts
When any government, or any church for that matter, undertakes to say to its subjects, This you may not read, this you must not see, this you are forbidden to know, the end result is tyranny and oppression no matter how holy the motives.
Robert A. Heinlein 
at http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/quotes/r/robertahe134100.html#oUry76hZKzeUFpA3.99 
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  • http://www.fireandreamitchell.com/2013/08/13/fuaed-abdo-ahmed-muslim-louisiana-bank-robber-dead/

    Fuaed Abdo Ahmed – Muslim Louisiana bank robber dead

    Fuaed Abdo Ahmed has been identified as the man who robbed the Tensas State Bank in St. Joseph, Louisiana. The Muslim bank robber who is now dead held three people hostage. He released one, but shot two others who are now in critical condition. Fuaed Abdo Ahmed was shot dead by police. Already the excuses for Fuaed Abdo Ahmed’s actions are being given. You see, it’s all because he had paranoid schizophrenia. So the next time there is a bank robbery, make sure to find out if the robber has paranoid schizophrenia so they’ll have an excuse. Reports are that Fuaed Abdo Ahmed had a Facebook page. If this really is his Facebook page, he doesn’t seem to be any more unusual than anyone else on Facebook.


    Update: Maybe it wasn’t a bank robbery? Jihad maybe?
    NewsBreaker @NewsBreaker

    NEW DETAIL: Gunman who took hostages in LA. bank planned attack; was not robbery, police say. He had books about hostage negotiations @KNOE8

    One hostage was released without harm. Lets hope the two who were shot by Ahmed recover.

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    • Ali Jabbar 
       a day ago

      Why you say Muslim? How many Christians commt crimes every day? Do we should say a Christian man commt a crime? You guys should not be the litter to the fire and don't be racest



























































    • mable The boy was sick and scared. He thought he could get rid of the voices if he got the government's attention. Christians have done some of the worst school shootings ever. No-one says Jesus told them to do it. This was a tragedy like any other.



























































    • Alex Kaufman 
       a day ago

      Def Muslim, no doubt. Go to his FB page Fuaed Abdo Ahmed. Big time into Islam













































      •  a day ago

        Does it matter what his religion was. That has nothing to do with what he did.























    • Judgment 
       a day ago

      Muslim??? The kid went to a Christian school his entire life












































      •  a day ago

        Yea right. Look at the Facebook page. Looks really 'Christian' to me.

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