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Tnuza Jamal Hassan St. Catherine University Arsonist

Tnuza Jamal Hassan St. Catherine University Arsonist --- ===

01/17/2018 Tnuza Jamal Hassan St. Catherine University Arsonist    Former student Tnuza Jamal Hassan, a muslim woman from Ethiopia was arrested after being seen on security video setting as many as eight fires at the private Catholic St. Catherine University campus in St. Paul Minnesota and told authorities she intended to burn down the campus and hurt people in retaliation for  U.S. military destroying schools in muslim Iraq and Afghanistan . She was previously known to the FBI which interviewed her after March 2017 when she sent a letter urging students to "join the jihad" and join al-Qaida, the Taliban or al-Shabab. On Sept 19, 2017 Hassan attempted to travel to "to join and support al Qaida and ISIS but lacked a visa to get beyond Dubai. By Feb.  2018 Hassan faced  federal terroriswm charges, including attempting to provide material support to a designated foreign terrorist organization, and federal prosecutors supported detention because Hassan presented a danger to the community after she attempted to leave the country to join al-Qaida. She could spend up to 48 years in prison for those federal charges alone.

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 Former student Tnuza Jamal Hassan was arrested after being seen on security video setting as many aseight fires at the private Catholic St. Catherine University campus. Hasan had withdrawn because of a family vacation to her home country Ethiopia, but apparently visited just to start fires in retaliation for  U.S. military destroying schools in Iraq and  Afghanistan.  On Sept 19, 2017 Hassan attempted to travel to Kabul, Afghanistan, "to join and support al Qaida and the ISIS or 'Islamic Resistance'"but lacked a visa to get beyond Dubai .When she was identified and arrested she told police she wanted the school to burn to the ground and that her intent was to hurt people.  She also told police and fire investigators, “You guys are lucky that I don’t know how to build a bomb because I would have done that.”  Since nobody cares if they get hurt, she  wrote a letter to her roommates about “bringing back the Caliphate,” an Islamic state. The letter scared Hassan’s roommates, who turned it over to campus security.  By February, she faced one federal terrorism account. (1)

Local media declined to use the term "terrorist" but Jihad Watch questioned if she had been a radicalized muslim. Later it was discovered that in Sept. 19, 2017: Hassan attempted to travel to Kabul, Afghanistan, "to join and support al Qaida and the 'Islamic Resistance,'" reaching Dubai in that effort, but was prevented from traveling further because she lacked a visa.  Hassan's family filed a missing persons report with authorities following her departure. In  Dec. 29, 2017: Hassan again attempted to leave the United States with her mother with tickets to Ethiopia, On  Jan. 8, 2018 Hassan reportedly ran away from her mother's home and stayed on the University of St. Catherine's campus. On Jan. 23, 2018 the FBI began investigating, and on Feb. 7, 2018 Hassan faces federal terroriswm charges, including attempting to provide material support to a designated foreign terrorist organization. On  Feb. 9, 2018: Federal Prosecutors file a memorandum in support of detention arguing for Hassan presenting a danger to the community and therefore should remain in custody pending trial and a memorandum revealed whe twice attempted to leave the country to join al-Qaida,   If she is found guilty, she could spend up to 48 years in prison for those federal charges alone.

After the FBI gained access to Hassan's phone, they allegedly located terrorist propaganda that "encourages individuals to conduct unlawful acts of violence." Investigators also say they located blueprints and schematics of two building on St. Kate's campus." on her phone.  They also found a document that contained "worrisome phrases" including backpack, pressure cooker, metal shards, nails and cellphone. 

 The FBI seized a package allegedly sent from Malaysia to an apartment Hassan shared with her mother. An apartment manager contacted federal agents after finding the parcel, which was received shortly after Hassan's arrest became public with return address from Imran N. Hosein, a sheikh allegedly described by Hassan as one of the main "sources of information for the development of her religious beliefs." Hosein's discussion of the Taliban and al-Qaida "contributed meaningfully" to her desire to join the terror group. Hosein's name also appeared "frequently" in the web search history of a laptop Hassan abandoned in September 2017 (2) Hosein was born in Trinidad and lived in the United States and then in Pakistan, he now lives and works in Kuala Lumpur in the majority Muslim nation of Malaysia. (4)   Hosein takes a pro-Russian stance as he decries Israel's  barbarous war on weak and helpless Gaza, and speculates if the Malaysian MH-17 shootdown was by Ukraine, Russia or Ukrainian Russians who are waging a war of liberation from Ukrainian rule? (4) Observers note Imran Hosein takes Putin's side and he has a fondness for Russian Orthodox Christianity(6)
*Footnotes

  1. 2/7/2018 Woman faces terror charge after fires at Minnesota campus Seattle Times MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A Minnesota woman accused of encouraging two fellow college students to join a jihad months before she allegedly set several fires on campus was charged Wednesday with a federal terrorism count. Tnuza Jamal Hassan, 19, of Minneapolis was charged with one federal terrorism account. (1)
  2. MAY 8, 2018 Evidence in FBI probe of former St. Kate's student includes package allegedly sent from Islamic scholar in Malaysia Star Tribune She later told police that she set the fires at the St. Paul campus in an effort to kill Americans as "jihad," citing her failed travel attempts as motivation to seek another way of supporting al-Qaida. previous disclosures in the case include a list of ingredients for a pressure-cooker bomb and schematics for St. Catherine University discovered on a cellphone told the FBI after her January arrest that she followed "Osama bin Laden's ideologies and aspires to join al-Qaida." She added that "American military forces are killing Muslims, so Muslims are allowed to kill Americans." If she couldn't leave the country, Hassan told agents, "she will continue her violent jihad in America." authoring a "radical Islamist recruitment letter" to two fellow female Muslim students in March 2017 
  3. Imran N. Hosein - Wikipedia Imran Nazar Hosein (born 1942) is an Islamic scholar, author and philosopher specializing in Islamic eschatology, world politics, economics, and modern ...
  4. Sheikh Imran Nazar Hosein: The referendum and the Constitution in Egypt are an insult to Islam Asianews.it  His speech on the Egyptian Constitution was posted on Youtube on 23 December.
  5. Pro-Russian The Malaysian Aircraft and Ukraine - Sheikh Imran Hosein diverts media attention from yet another Israeli barbarous war on weak and helpless Gaza, is that of yet another tragedy ...Was it Ukraine? Was it Russia? Or was it the Ukrainian Russians who are waging a war of liberation from Ukrainian rule? (4)Imran Nazar Hosein was born in the Caribbean island of Trinidad in 1942 from parents whose ancestors had migrated as indentured labourer from India.
  6. Why Imran Hosein takes Putin's side? | Don't play with words - YouTube Many of us wanted to know why Sheikh Imran Hosein is so much in love with Russian Orthodox Christianity ...(6)


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  • Daily Mail UK Tnuza Jamal 'set fires at Catholic university' | Daily Mail Online www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article.../Former-student-19-set-fires-Catholic-university.htmlJan 19, 2018 - Tnuza Jamal Hassan, from Minneapolis, has been charged with arson for allegedly starting four fires at St Catherine's University, allegedly telling police she wanted to 'hurt people'.
  • Everipedia Tnuza Jamal Hassan | Wiki & Bio | Everipedia https://everipedia.org/wiki/tnuza-jamal-hassan/  Tnuza Jamal Hassan's wiki: Tnuza Jamal Hassan is a former student at St. Catherine University. [3]​ [1]​ [4]​Personal Life & EducationHassan was an English major who last enrolled in the fall 2017 semester but is not currently enrolled. [4]​ [3]​ [1]​ She resides in Minneapolis.
    • US Justice Department Minneapolis Woman Charged With Terrorism Offenses, Arson, And ...
      Minneapolis Woman Charged With Terrorism Offenses, Arson, And Making False Statements United States Attorney Gregory G. Brooker today announced a three-count indictment charging TNUZA JAMAL HASSAN, 19, with attempting to provide material support to a designated foreign terrorist organization, arson, and making a false statement. indictment, on September 19, 2017, HASSAN, a former student at St. Catherine University (SCU) in St. Paul, Minnesota, attempted to provide material support to a designated foreign terrorist organization, namely, al-Qa’ida. On September 22, 2017, in an interview with FBI Agents, HASSAN was asked whether she authored and delivered a letter to two fellow students at SCU in March 2017. The letter sought to encourage fellow students to “join the jihad in fighting” and to “[j]oin Al Qaeda, Taliban, or Al Shabaab.” HASSAN knowingly made a false statement to FBI Agents when she stated (1) she did not write the letter, (2) she did not know who wrote the letter, and (3) did not know how the letter came to be delivered to her fellow students.  According to the indictment, on January 17, 2018, HASSAN started several fires on the campus of SCU, including in St. Mary Hall, which she maliciously damaged. The fires set by HASSAN caused the St. Paul Fire Department to respond to SCU. HASSAN was charged in Ramsey County District Court with one count of first-degree arson and is currently in custody at the Ramsey County Jail. Assistant U.S. Attorney Andrew R. Winter is prosecuting the case. This case is the result of an investigation conducted by the FBI-led Joint Terrorism Task Force, St. Paul Police Department, and arson investigators from the St. Paul Fire Department. 
  • KSTP Tnuza Jamal Hassan Timeline | KSTP.com 
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Tnuza Jamal Hassan

Tnuza Jamal Hassan
Born1998 (age 19–20)
NationalityUSA
Occupationstudent
Known forLit a series of fires after failing to immigrate to "muslim lands"
Tnuza Jamal Hassan is a young former student at St. Catherines University, in St. Paul, Minnesota, who is accused of setting a series of eight fires there, on the morning of January 17, 2018.[1][2][3][4][5] The fires were set over the course of several hours. No one was hurt, but one of the fires was set in a building that included a daycare center, and 33 children were evacuated.[6]

Prior to the arson incident

Hassan was born in the United States.[7]
She started attending St Catherine University, a small prestigious Roman Catholic University in her home town of Minneapolis, Minnesota, in the fall of 2016.[7]
In March 2017 Hassan gave a letter to three fellow students, encouraging them to engage in Jihad.[7] The letter alarmed the receipients, who took the letter to campus security. Campus security forwarded her letter to Federal Bureau of Investigation.
In September 2017 Hassan tried to travel to Afghanistan.[7] Hassan tried to get to Afghanistan by traveling to a nearby country, and only then trying to get to Afghanistan. But authorities in Dubai detained her, on September 19, and returned her to the United States, because she lacked a visa.
The FBI interviewed Hassan on September 22.
Hassan and her mother, tried to leave the United States again, in December, ostensibly to travel to Ethiopia.[8]
While a student, Hassan had drafted and delivered a letter that is said to have espoused disturbingly radical muslim beliefs.[6][9] The Police say she described how her letter frightened her roommates, who forwarded it to campus security.[10] In February the Federal Bureau of Investigation acknowledged that they had interviewed Hassan about the letter in September, 2017.[11][12]
The FBI stated that Hassan denied any knowledge of the letter, which called for recepients to join Al Qaeda, the Taliban or Al Shabaab.[11][12][13]
Hassan had left home approximately ten days prior to the incident, and her mother and older sister say they didn't know where she was. Commentators asked why the FBI hadn't been aware of this unusual behavior, and raised an alarm, at this point. Authorities speculate that Hassan had been finding places to sleep on the campus of her former University during the period between leaving home and the arson incident.

Arson incident

Investigators would eventually conclude that Hassan had run away from home, around January 10, 2018, and was clandestinely living on campus, even though she was no longer a student at the University. On January 18, 2018, over the course of several hours, multiple fires were started on campus. The fires caused no injuries.[14] The fires were lightly reported until local crime reporters reading the charging documents realized that prosecutors were making a connection to terrorism.
Ramsay County Prosecutor Margaret Galvin described the charges Hassan faced in local courts, the most serious of which was first degree Arson.[9][15] According to newspaper accounts of the charging documents she said that after viewing the destruction of schools in Iraq and Syria, that she attributed to American military bombardment, she thought she should destroy schools in America.[6][16][17] The charging documents describe Hassan telling interrogators that she had hoped to burn the campus to the ground, and that it was fortunate for the University that she did not know how to build bombs, that she would have used bombs, if she had known how to construct them.
Galvin told reporters that law enforcement officials were looking into whether Hassan had an "international connection".[18]By January 2018 Hassan faced Federal charges.[19][8]
Ted Vezner, of the St Paul's Pioneer Press, reported trying and failing to get Federal law enforcement officials to go on record as to whether Hassan would face Federal charges.[9] She remains in custody. Bail was set at $100,000.[20] Her next hearing is set for February 28, 2019.[21]
ReBecca Koenig Roloff, the University's President, thanked law enforcement officials, and assured other muslims that the University recognized this was an "isolated incident", that should not trigger caution against other muslims.[22]
On February 7, 2018, Federal Prosecutors laid three charges against Hassan: Material Support for Terrorism; Arson; and lying to Law Enforcement officials.[11][12] Following the indictment the University's administration issued a statement informing the campus community that they had been cooperating with law enforcement officials in their investigation of the letter, but, at their request, they had kept the existence of the letter a secret.[23] Hassan pled not guilty.[24]
A February filing by law enforcement authorities revealed that they were investigating whether Hassan had left her family home a week or more prior to the arson incident, and had been hiding on the campus.[25] The University announced that the reports had triggered it to arrange for an independent third party to conduct an audit of the University's safety procedures.[26][27]
On February 17, 2018, CBS News quoted Jeffrey Ringel, a counter-terrorism expert formerly with the FBI, and currently with the Soufan Group.[7] He noted that, when Hassan had attempted to travel to Afghanistan, in September 2017, the FBI had stopped her, interrupted her journey, interviewed her. He noted she willingly confessed to planning to marry a warrior, and said she would become a suicide bomber. He stated, that, in his opinion, this confession should have been sufficient to lay charges against her then. He said he couldn't explain why she had been set free. The Ledger quoted Ron Hosko, another former FBI agent, who reminded the public that the extent of the FBI monitoring had not been made public.[28] The Ledgerquoted Stephen Vladeck, a law professor specializing in Constitutional law and counter-terrorism issues, who pointed out law enforcement officials can't monitor every threat: “This is a circle that can’t be squared. We are never going to keep tabs on every single person who might one day pose a threat.”
On April 5, 2018, KSTP reported that after Hassan's lawyer had requested she be given house arrest.[29][30] On April 12, Federal prosecutors cited an FBI analysis of documents found on her cell phone, that stated it contained "Files of Concern".[31]

Competency

Hassan's attorney's had called for a competency hearing, to determine whether she was fit to stand trial.[32] On November 2, 2018, forensic psychologist Cynthia Low testified that, following five hours of examination of Hassan, testified she found her "open and honest", and concluded she had an average ability to understand the charges against her, and participate in her defense.[33][34]
Steven Rau, a Magistrate Judge, deferred ruling on the advice offered during the hearing.[32][33][34]
In her testimony Low referred to symptoms Hassan manifested, between April and June 2018.[32] Hassan's attorney Robert Sicoli declined to elaborate over those symptoms.

References

  1. Jump up ↑ Mara H. Gottfried (2018-01-17). "Former St. Kate’s student arrested after small fires set on campus". Twin Cities Pioneer Press. https://www.twincities.com/2018/01/17/small-fires-university-of-st-catherine-buildings-st-paul-campus-investigated/. Retrieved 2018-01-22. "Campus public safety officers worked with the police and fire departments to review security footage and identified a suspect entering various buildings. At about 1:30 p.m., the suspect was found in a lounge in Crandall Hall, a dorm. The woman, identified in a police report as Tnuza Jamal Hassan, was removed from campus at 2:35 p.m. and police arrested her on suspicion of first-degree arson."
  2. Jump up↑ Chao Xiong (2018-01-18). "Former student set fires on St. Catherine campus in retaliation against U.S. military intervention". Star Tribune. http://www.startribune.com/charge-former-student-set-fires-on-st-catherine-campus-in-retaliation-against-u-s-military-intervention/470144173/. Retrieved 2018-01-22. "No one was hurt in the incident that began about 11:40 a.m. with the first reported fire, and ended about 2 p.m. with Hassan’s arrest on campus. Ramsey County jail records show that she was arrested at the school’s Jeanne d’Arc Auditorium at 2004 Randolph Av."
  3. Jump up↑ Steve Karnowski (2018-01-19). "Prosecutors: Woman mad at US actions abroad set campus fires". ABC News(Minneapolis). http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/prosecutors-woman-mad-us-actions-abroad-set-campus-52474887. Retrieved 2018-01-22. "A criminal complaint said Tnuza Jamal Hassan, 19, a former student at St. Catherine University in St. Paul, admitted to investigators that she started the fires on Wednesday, including one in a dormitory that housed a day care center. She's charged with first-degree arson."
  4. Jump up↑ John Gilmore (2018-01-21). "St. Kate’s: Is It Still Terrorism When Local Media Refuse To Use The Word?". Alpha News Minnesota. http://alphanewsmn.com/st-kates-still-terrorism-local-media-refuse-use-word/. Retrieved 2018-01-22. "Hassan appears to be a serious terrorist. She allegedly told police that “You guys are lucky that I don’t know how to build a bomb because I would have done that.”"
  5. Jump up↑ Lukas Mikelionis (2018-01-23). "Woman mad at US actions abroad set campus fires, prosecutors say". Fox News. http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/01/23/woman-mad-at-us-actions-abroad-set-campus-fires-prosecutors-say.html. Retrieved 2018-01-22. "Hassan allegedly harbored radical ideas and wrote a letter to her roommates containing “radical ideas about supporting Muslims and bringing back the caliphate.""
  6. ↑ Jump up to:6.0 6.1 6.2 "Child Porn to Pyromania: New Terror Cases in the US". Clarion Project. 2018-01-21. https://clarionproject.org/child-porn-to-pyromania-new-terror-cases-in-the-us/. Retrieved 2018-01-22. "No one was hurt in the fires, however one of the fires was set in a building that housed a daycare center. Thirty-three children, eight adults and 10-15 students were evacuated from that building."
  7. ↑ Jump up to:7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 Jeffrey Ringel (2018-02-17). "St. Catherine Arson Spree Shows Difficulty In Predicting Terror Attacks". CBS News (Minneapolis). http://minnesota.cbslocal.com/2018/02/17/st-kates-attack/. Retrieved 2018-04-04. "'She confessed to wanting to join al-Qaida and took action to do it by traveling overseas. Unless there are other circumstances that I’m not aware of, I would have expected that she would’ve been arrested,' said Jeffrey Ringel, a former FBI agent and Joint Terrorism Task Force supervisor who now works for a private security firm, the Soufan Group, and isn’t involved in Hassan’s case. 'I think she would’ve met the elements of a crime.'"
  8. ↑ Jump up to:8.0 8.1 Michael Oakes, Beth McDonough (2018-02-12). "Woman Accused in St. Kate's Arson Tried to Leave US to Join Terrorist Groups, Court Filing Says". KSTP. http://kstp.com/news/us-attorneys-office-memo-in-support-of-detention-of-tnuza-jamal-hassan-facing-federal-terrorism-charge-st-kates-arson/4783815/?cat=1. Retrieved 2018-05-01. "In the document filed ahead of an arraignment and detention hearing for 19-year-old Tnuza Jamal Hassan, the United States Attorney's Office in Minneapolis argues Hassan "presents an extraordinary danger to the community and a significant risk of flight and therefore should remain in custody pending trial.""
  9. ↑ Jump up to:9.0 9.1 9.2 Ted Vezner (2018-01-19). "‘You guys are lucky I don’t know how to build a bomb,’ Minn. arson suspect allegedly said". Grand Forks Herald. http://www.grandforksherald.com/news/fires/4390924-you-guys-are-lucky-i-dont-know-how-build-bomb-minn-arson-suspect-allegedly-said. Retrieved 2018-01-22. "A spokesman for the Federal Bureau of Investigations’ Minneapolis office said he could not comment on whether federal authorities also were investigating the incident. A call to the United States District of Attorney’s Minnesota Office to inquire about whether Hassan might face federal charges was not returned."
  10. Jump up↑ Amy Rock (2018-01-22). "Former St. Kate’s Student Sets Campus Fires in Protest of U.S. Military: The former St. Kate’s student said she had been reading about the U.S. military destroying schools in the Middle East and wanted to do the same here". Campus Safety Magazine. https://www.campussafetymagazine.com/university/st-kate-fires/. Retrieved 2018-01-22. "Hassan wrote a letter to her roommates containing “radical ideas about supporting Muslims and bringing back the caliphate.” The roommates handed the letter over to campus security."
  11. Jump up↑ Cite error: Invalid tag; no text was provided for refs named Kstp2018-02-07
  12. ↑ Jump up to:12.0 12.1 12.2 Mukhtar M. Ibrahim (2018-02-07). "19-year-old charged with arson, attempting to provide support to al-Qaida". Minnesota Public Radio. https://www.mprnews.org/story/2018/02/07/former-st-catherine-student-charges-with-arson-providing-support-to-al-qaeda. Retrieved 2018-02-13. "In September last year, FBI agents had interviewed Hassan about whether she authored and delivered a letter to two fellow students at St. Catherine in March 2017. Prosecutors allege the letter sought to encourage fellow students to "join the jihad in fighting" and to "[j]oin Al Qaeda, Taliban, or Al Shabaab.""
  13. Jump up↑ Brett Bachman (2018-02-07). "St. Catherine's arson suspect charged with supporting al-Qaeda". Fox News (St. Paul, Minnesota). http://www.fox9.com/news/st-catherines-arson-suspect-charged-with-supporting-al-qaeda. Retrieved 2018-05-01. "The terrorism-related charges stem from a Sept. 19 letter Tnuza Jamal Hassan allegedly wrote and sent to fellow students at St. Catherine's asking them to "join the jihad in fighting," and to "[j]oin al-Qaeda, Taliban, or Al Shabaab," according to a release. In an interview with several FBI agents a few days later, officials say she denied ever writing or distributing the letter."
  14. Jump up↑ "St. Catherine's says Arsonist Responsible for Multiple Fires on Campus; Former Student In Custody". KSTP. 2018-01-18. http://kstp.com/news/st-catherine-university-st-kates-fires-multiple-buildings/4747417/?cat=1. Retrieved 2018-05-01. "St. Catherine's public safety department and a deputy St. Paul fire chief both said no injuries were reported."
  15. Jump up↑ Rebecca Omostiak (2018-01-20). "Suspect Identified Following Multiple Fires on St. Catherine Campus". KSTP. http://kstp.com/news/suspect-identified-st-catherine-campus-fires/4750366/?cat=1. Retrieved 2018-05-01. "The school said it is believed she is a former student, but is not currently registered for classes."
  16. Jump up↑ Tad Vezner, Sarah Horner (2018-01-19). "‘You guys are lucky I don’t know how to build a bomb,’ St. Kate’s arson suspect allegedly said". Twin Cities Pioneer Press. https://www.twincities.com/2018/01/19/st-kates-arson-suspect-motivated-by-u-s-military-actions-charges-say/. Retrieved 2018-01-22. "A former St. Catherine University student charged with setting fires on the college’s St. Paul campus told police she did it because she’d “been reading about the U.S. military destroying schools in Iraq or Afghanistan and she felt that she should do exactly the same thing,” according to a criminal complaint filed Friday."
  17. Jump up↑ "‘Muslim land’ retaliation fires set at Catholic university: ‘I don’t know how to build a bomb’". Washington Times. 2018-01-22. https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2018/jan/22/muslim-land-retaliation-fires-set-at-st-catherine-/. Retrieved 2018-01-22. "The complaint against Ms. Hassan states that she was motivated after reading stories of attacks on “Muslim land.”"
  18. Jump up↑ Nikita Vladimirov (2018-01-22). "Former student turns arsonist over US policy in ‘Muslim land’". Campus Reform. https://www.campusreform.org/?ID=10416. Retrieved 2018-01-22. "According to The Star Tribune, 19 year-old Tnuza Hassan allegedly set eight fires in seven buildings on campus last week, later telling authorities that her intention was to “burn [the school] to the ground” and to “hurt people.”"
  19. Jump up↑ Jay Kolls (2018-01-28). "Sources: FBI Investigating Woman Charged with Arson at St. Catherine". KSTP. http://kstp.com/news/sources-fbi-investigating-woman-charged-arson-st-catherine/4757702/?cat=1. Retrieved 2018-05-01. "Sources said the FBI became involved after several statements attributed to arson suspect Tnuza Hassan were included in a criminal complaint filed in district court by the Ramsey County Attorney's Office."
  20. Jump up↑ Steve Karnowski (2018-01-22). "Prosecutors: Woman mad at US actions abroad set campus fires". Post Bulletin(Minneapolis). http://www.postbulletin.com/news/state/prosecutors-woman-mad-at-us-actions-abroad-set-campus-fires/article_23e19df6-d93b-5c98-8d19-912f8df302f3.html. Retrieved 2018-01-22. "Hassan was held Friday night in the Ramsey County Jail on $100,000 bail."
  21. Jump up↑ Ted Vezner, Sarah Horner (2018-01-19). "Former St. Paul college student charged with setting fires on campus". Duluth News Tribune. http://www.duluthnewstribune.com/news/4391031-former-st-paul-college-student-charged-setting-fires-campus. Retrieved 2018-01-22. "Hassan has no prior criminal record in Minnesota.She remained in custody Friday at the Ramsey County Jail, with bail set at $100,000. Her next court hearing is Feb. 28. She has not yet entered a plea."
  22. Jump up↑ ReBecca Koenig Roloff (2018-01-19). "Statement from the president". St Katherine University. https://www.stkate.edu/news-and-events/news/president-statement-january-19. Retrieved 2018-01-22. "We believe this was an isolated incident and are cooperating with law enforcement officials. Our top concern is our students and the campus community. We are proud to be an open and welcoming University that embraces diversity. As such, we strongly believe that one person does not represent an entire group, and we deeply value all Muslim members of our community."
  23. Jump up↑ "Arson Incident Update". St Katherine University. 2008-02-07. https://www.stkate.edu/news-and-events/news/arson-incident-update. Retrieved 2018-02-13.
  24. Jump up↑ Farrah Fazal. "Terror Suspect Hassan Pleads Not Guilty, Remanded to Jail". KSTP. http://kstp.com/news/terror-suspect-hassan-pleads-not-guilty-remanded-to-jail/4785561/?cat=1. Retrieved 2018-05-01. "Prosecutors said Hassan became self-radicalized watching videos of American extremist al-Qaida preacher Anwar Al-Awlaki. His YouTube recruiting videos radicalized dozens of young men from the Twin Cities. YouTube took those videos down but not before prosecutors said the videos radicalized Hassan."
  25. Jump up↑ Tim Nelson (2018-02-14). "St. Kate's reviews security after ex-student's terror arrest". Minnesota Public Radio(St. Paul, Minnesota). https://www.mprnews.org/story/2018/02/14/saint-catherine-university-security-review. Retrieved 2018-04-04. "The school said on its website that federal court filings include claims to the court that Tnuza Jamal Hassan, 19, may have "hid out on the campus" before she resurfaced about a month ago."
  26. Jump up↑ "Campus Safety Update re: Arson Incident". St Catherine University. 2018-02-13. https://www.stkate.edu/news-and-events/news/arson-update-feb-13. Retrieved 2018-02-13. "These reports provided details from a memo in the filing about Hassan's travels and activities, including that she allegedly may have “hid out on the campus of St. Catherine University before she resurfaced” on January 17."
  27. Jump up↑ "St. Kate's to Seek External Assessment of Safety Procedures after Arson Case". KSTP. 2018-02-13. http://kstp.com/news/st-catherine-university-to-seek-external-assessment-of-safety-procedures-after-alleged-arsonist-may-have-hidden-on-campus/4787005/. Retrieved 2018-04-04. "Reports that the woman accused of starting fires in several buildings last month at St. Catherine University may have hidden out on campus prior to the incident has caused the school to seek an external assessment of its safety procedures."
  28. Jump up↑ Amy Forlili (2018-02-17). "Minn. terror case shows challenge of predicting attacks". The Ledger (Minneapolis). http://www.theledger.com/news/20180217/minn-terror-case-shows-challenge-of-predicting-attacks. Retrieved 2018-05-02. "Four months later, the 19-year-old was arrested for allegedly setting small fires on her former college campus in St. Paul in what prosecutors say was a self-proclaimed act of jihad. No one was hurt by the Jan. 17 fires at St. Catherine University, but her case raises questions about why she wasn’t arrested after speaking to the agents months earlier and shows the difficulty the authorities face in identifying real threats."
  29. Jump up↑ Frank Rajkowski (2018-04-05). "Lawyers for St. Kate's Terror Suspect Ask for Her Release from Jail". KSTP. http://kstp.com/news/lawyers-for-st-kate-st-catherine-university-tnuza-jamal-hassan-terror-suspect-ask-for-her-release-from-jail/4854188/. Retrieved 2018-05-01. "Court documents show one of the motions filed Thursday asks that the order of detention be reconsidered, and for Hassan to be released into the custody of her mother and sister on the condition she remain on house arrest for the remainder of the case, and her whereabouts be monitored by GPS monitoring."
  30. Jump up↑ Mukhtar M. Ibrahim (2018-04-05). [https://www.mprnews.org/story/2018/04/05/lawyers-for-ex-st-kate-student-want-home-supervision "Lawyers for ex-St. Kate student charged with trying to join terror group seek home supervision Issues"]. Minnesota Public Radio. https://www.mprnews.org/story/2018/04/05/lawyers-for-ex-st-kate-student-want-home-supervision. Retrieved 2018-05-01. "The release plan submitted Thursday by Hassan's attorneys, Robert Sicoli and Joshua Johnson, said they are requesting that the court reconsider a previous detention order based on new information."
  31. Jump up↑ Ben Rodgers (2018-04-12). "Court Document: 'Files of Concern' Found on Phone of St. Kate's Terror Suspect". KSTP. http://kstp.com/news/investigators-say-files-concern-found-phone-st-catherine-terror-suspect-tnuza-jamal-hassan/4864024/. Retrieved 2018-05-01. "According to the court records, after the Federal Bureau of Investigation gained access to Hassan's phone, they allegedly located terrorist propaganda that "encourages individuals to conduct unlawful acts of violence." Investigators also say they located blueprints and schematics of two building on St. Kate's campus." 
  32. ↑ Jump up to:32.0 32.1 32.2 Chao Xiong (2018-11-02). "Former St. Catherine University student capable of understanding terrorism charges, doctor testifies". Star Tribune. http://www.startribune.com/former-st-catherine-university-student-capable-of-understanding-terrorism-charges-doctor-testifies/499441811/. Retrieved 2018-11-03. "Hassan’s attorneys filed a motion to have her competency evaluated after the former St. Catherine University student allegedly set several fires on the school’s campus in mid-January and was arrested and charged in both state and federal court. Friday’s hearing was held in the federal case."
  33. ↑ Jump up to:33.0 33.1 [https://www.mprnews.org/story/2018/11/02/judge-weighs-competency-ex-st-kates-student-terror-charges "Judge weighs competency of ex-St. Kate's student facing terror charges Issues Laura Yuen · St. Paul · Nov 2, 2018"]. Minnesota Public Radio. https://www.mprnews.org/story/2018/11/02/judge-weighs-competency-ex-st-kates-student-terror-charges. Retrieved 2018-11-03. "The psychologist said that during the five hours she spent with Hassan in August and September, the former St. Kate's student appeared to be open and honest in her answers. She also testified that Hassan was experiencing "symptoms" from April to June, but did not specify what those symptoms were."
  34. ↑ Jump up to:34.0 34.1 "Competency Hearing Held for Woman Charged With Arson, Terrorism". KSTP-TV. 2018-11-02. https://kstp.com/news/competency-hearing-held-for-woman-charged-with-arson-terrorism-tnuza-jamal-hassan/5132004/. Retrieved 2018-11-03. "Hassan faces three federal counts, including one count of attempting to support a terrorist organization and one count of arson. She's also charged with arson in state court."
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Article on previously non-notable person who at this point is accused but not convicted of a crime. Per WP:BLPCRIME, this sort of material should generally not go into BLPs, and under WP:BLP1E, its not certain she would get an article even if convicted. Nat Gertler (talk) 23:52, 22 January 2018 (UTC)
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  1. The name of the university doesn't actually have the apostrophe-s in it.
  2. "Arson Attack" is descriptive, not part of a proper name, and should thus not be capitalized
  3. "Arson Attack" seems redundant. We wouldn't say "murder attack" or "robbery attack". --Nat Gertler (talk) 20:25, 23 January 2018 (UTC)
  • Keep -- disclaimer, I started this article. Nominator NatGertler initially placed a {{prod}} on the article. When I left some questions, on their talk page, about their policy interpretations, they called my questions "badgering". I can't help noticing that this nomination is essentially the same as that used in the prod, even though I thought I had raised good questions over their interpretations of BLP1E and BLPCRIME. I find that disappointing. Geo Swan (talk) 14:37, 23 January 2018 (UTC)
    • Would you care to restate your !vote rationale in terms of policy, rather than in terms of attacking me? --Nat Gertler (talk) 15:35, 23 January 2018 (UTC)
      • Some people conflate civil and collegial substantive discussion over issues with personal attacks. I encourage you to make sure you don't make this conflation. It is not good for the project.
      • On your talk page I responded to the BLP1E claim you placed in your prod, yesterday. I reminded you that ALL three of the numbered subsections of BLP1E are supposed to be satisfied, before an individual is considered an instance of BLP1E. I drew your attention to the phrase "...is likely to remain, a low-profile individual."
        I explained that domestic terrorists, in the USA, are very rare. I compared US domestic terrorist to plain ordinary garden variety murderers. We never cover plain ordinary murderers. We cover a small number of murderers who are in some way exceptional. Ordinary murdeers are adequately covererd in our articles on murder, domestic violence, firearms, etc., because they are so similar.
        Domestic US terrorists are so rare that claim removed for BLP reasons Geo Swan (talk) 22:27, 23 January 2018 (UTC)
        • Domestic US terrorists are not all that rare, alas. The list you will find at Terrorism in the United States will show you many such incidents, and that is certainly not all of them. I have edited out your claims here about the subject of this article, who has not been convicted of anything and discussion about her is limited by WP:BLP guidelines. --Nat Gertler (talk) 22:46, 23 January 2018 (UTC)
  • Delete or Rename The event is potentially notable not the person. TheGreatWikiGeorge (talk) 16:42, 23 January 2018 (UTC)
  • Delete This is an article about a 19 year-old woman who appears to me to be having some form of breakdown. The incident has had no lasting impact on either the building or the institution. In the very unlikely event that this becomes something more than an unfortunate episode in a young woman's life, we can always recreate the article. World's Lamest Critic (talk) 00:30, 24 January 2018 (UTC)
    • Ms Hassan may or may not be having a mental health incident.
      Yes, the incident caused no actual casualties, and caused little physical damage. But, she appears to have waived her right to protect herself from self-incrimination, and willing made some damaging confessions. Anyone who actually read the article, or did their own google search and took even a minute looking at the articles covering her, will have seen she told investigators that she had hoped to burn the University to the ground, and cause extensive casualties.
      I suggest it is not her actual result that matters, but rather her intent. Many mass killers could also be described as young people who appeared to be having some kind of breakdown. Their youth or possible mental health issues do not keep them from being notable.
      You suggest this will likely be nothing "more than an unfortunate episode in a young woman's life". Geo Swan (talk) 02:45, 24 January 2018 (UTC)
      • I have read both our article and the sources used for it. I am aware of what she is alleged to have told investigators. She set eight small fires. "All but one of the fires were in trash cans," according to this report. Her actions and words do not align. At this point it is not known where Hassan was born or if she is a US citizen, yet she is being described here as "a domestic terrorist". This is irresponsible at best. World's Lamest Critic (talk) 03:57, 24 January 2018 (UTC)
        • There has been a bunch of problematic content involved. I just had to go strip out article claims that there was a list of charges of which arson was the worst (source only said one charge of arson); that she was still in custody (source, a Monday article, only said that she was in custody on Friday night); and that she would have her next hearing next year (reality: next month.) The net effect of demonizing her with false information is of real concern. That the same editor asserted today the suspect's guilt on another Wikipedia page keeps this a matter of severe BLP concern. --Nat Gertler (talk) 16:18, 24 January 2018 (UTC)
  • Delete per WP:NOTNEWS / WP:TOOSOON / WP:BLP. The subject has not yet been convicted, and the article reads like a news story. No apparent lasting significance just yet. If the incident is still remembered in six months, then sure, an article would be appropriate. But Wikipedia is not a newspaper. K.e.coffman (talk) 04:28, 24 January 2018 (UTC)
  • Delete Seems like routine news-of-the-day, a minor campus crime incident. Nothing particularly notable about arson, no significant impact beyond the local region. ValarianB(talk) 16:24, 24 January 2018 (UTC)
  • Delete, WP:NOTNEWS and WP:BLP1E are relevant here. Lankiveil (speak to me) 23:46, 24 January 2018 (UTC).
  • Delete. Fails WP:BLPCRIME, WP:BLP1E. We are not a police blotter for the reporting of minor crimes. Calling this an "arson attack" like it's some kind of coordinated terrorist plot is a hell of a stretch. ♠PMC♠ (talk) 01:42, 25 January 2018 (UTC)
  • Delete. Local, minor-crime story that wouldn't even rate a mention in a Minnesotapedia, if one existed. Whoever wrote this inflated nonsense should know better. --Calton | Talk 05:35, 25 January 2018 (UTC)
  • Delete Local 1E crime. EEng 07:53, 25 January 2018 (UTC)
  • Keep - and rename. This passes WP:RAPID and WP:NCRIME. LASTING can not be evaluated at this time.--BabbaQ (talk) 15:14, 26 January 2018 (UTC)
  • Note - I was recently criticized by the article creator for having edited the article while it was under AFD. As this is a BLP of a subject who is likely receiving more attention (and thus having this page referenced) than they ever have or will again, I thought it best to remove or correct statements that did not match sources, particularly those that painted her in a negative light. This included falsehoods and unsourced damaging claims that were added by the complaining poster after the start of the AFD (such as the claim that her next court date was more than a year away, that she had "charges" of which one was the "most serious" when the source listed just a single charge, and that she was "currently" being held in custody.) If anyone wishes to see the article's state before the AFD, it's here. --Nat Gertler (talk) 17:21, 27 January 2018 (UTC)
    • I also edited the article after it was nominated for deletion. I removed the categories "Muslim terrorists" (which is does not exist) and "arsonists". There is no source indicating that Hassan is a Muslim. She has not been charged with terrorism. She has not been convicted of arson. Geo Swan should probably be banned from BLPs. World's Lamest Critic (talk) 03:21, 28 January 2018 (UTC)
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Tnuza Jamal Hassan





Tnuza Jamal Hassan
Occupation
Student

College
St. Catherine University​

Age
19

Residence
Minneapolis, Minnesota​


Tnuza Jamal Hassan is a former student at St. Catherine University. [3]​ [1]​ [4]​
Personal Life & Education

Hassan was an English major who last enrolled in the fall 2017 semester but is not currently enrolled. [4]​ [3]​ [1]​ She resides in Minneapolis, Minnesota​. [4]​ [3]​ [1]​ She withdrew because she and her family were planning to vacation in Ethiopia. [4]​ [3]​ [1]​​
In the Media

On Wednesday, January 17, 2018, Hassan was arrested after allegedly setting several fires across her former campus in retaliation for U.S. military intervention in Iraq​ and Afghanistan​. [4]​ [3]​ [1]​ She told police that she wanted the school to burn to the ground and that her intent was to hurt people. [4]​ [3]​ [1]​

She also told police and fire investigators, “You guys are lucky that I don’t know how to build a bomb​ because I would have done that.” [4]​ [3]​ [1]​

No one was hurt in the fires which ended at about 2:00 p.m. local time. [4]​ [3]​ [1]​ Hassan is being held in the Ramsey County Jail on $100,000 bail​. [4]​ [3]​ [1]​

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http://www.startribune.com/charge-former-student-set-fires-on-st-catherine-campus-in-retaliation-against-u-s-military-intervention/470144173/
Charges: Former student set fires on St. Catherine campus in retaliation against U.S. military intervention
01/20/2018 02:57:09 AM UTC • • (0)

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http://minnesota.cbslocal.com/2018/01/19/tnuza-hassan-charged/
Charges: Teen Who Set St. Kate’s Fires Sought To Hurt People
01/20/2018 03:04:17 AM UTC • • (0)

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http://kstp.com/news/suspect-identified-st-catherine-campus-fires/4750366/?cat=1
Suspect Identified Following Multiple Fires on St. Catherine Campus
01/20/2018 02:52:31 AM UTC • • (0)

*Timeline

Hassan is student at enrolled in english at St Catherines for Fall 2017

March 2017:  attempted to recruit two female classmates to join al-Qaida or other organizations, according to a memorandum. She initially denied, but later admitted to, authoring a recruitment letter. (KSTP) "Why would you live under a manmade law over the law of Allah," Hassan wrote in the recruitment letter, which prosecutors say she admitted to writing after initially lying to the FBI agents about who wrote the letter or who delivered it to the students.

Sept 2017 Hassan had been questioned by the FBI several months before the alleged arson.  In September, FBI agents interviewed her about whether she authored and delivered a letter to two fellow students at St. Catherine in March 2017. Prosecutors allege the letter sought to encourage fellow students to "join the jihad in fighting" and to join al-Qaida, the Taliban or al-Shabab. mpr

Sept. 19, 2017: Hassan attempted to travel to Kabul, Afghanistan, "to join and support al Qaida and the 'Islamic Resistance,'" according to a memorandum. The memo says Hassan reached Dubai in that effort, but was prevented from traveling further because she lacked a visa.  Hassan's family filed a missing persons report with authorities following her departure. (KSTP)

Dec. 29, 2017: Hassan again attempted to leave the United States with her mother. They had tickets to Ethiopia, however, Hassan allegedly packed identification documents belonging to her older sister as well as cold-weather clothing and a jacket. (KSTP)

Jan. 8, 2018: Hassan reportedly ran away from her mother's home and stayed on the University of St. Catherine's campus. Her whereabouts remained unknown until fires broke out at the university. (KSTP)

Jan. 17, 2018: Hassan allegedly set approximately nine fires in multiple buildings on campus, including in one building that housed a day care center in which 33 kids and eight adults were present.(KSTP)

Muslima sets fires at St. Catherine University, says “You guys are lucky I don’t know how to build a bomb” JAN 20, 2018  ROBERT SPENCER Where did Tnuza Hassan learn Islam? Where does she attend mosque? What does that mosque teach about violence against unbelievers? Is that mosque being investigated? Why not?
Jan 21, 2018 St. Kate's: Is It Still Terrorism When Local Media Refuse To Use The ... alphanewsmn.com › Latest News  Jan 21, 2018 - Police arrested Tnuza Jamal Hassan, 19, of Minneapolis, on suspicion of arson after eight small fires were set at St. Catherine University in St. Paul on Wednesday, Jan. 17, 2018. (Courtesy of the Ramsey County Sheriff's Office). Last Friday nineteen year old Tnuza Jamal Hassan was arraigned in Ramsey ...


Jan. 23, 2018: Sources tell KSTP the FBI began investigating Hassan, who was charged with first-degree arson. READ: Sources: FBI Investigating Woman Charged with Arson at St. Catherine

2/7/2018  Woman faces terror charge after fires at Minnesota campus Seattle Times  MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A Minnesota woman accused of encouraging two fellow college students to join a jihad months before she allegedly set several fires on campus was charged Wednesday with a federal terrorism count. Tnuza Jamal Hassan, 19, of Minneapolis was charged with one count of ...

Feb. 7, 2018: The United States Attorney's Office in Minnesota reveals Hassan faces federal charges, including attempting to provide material support to a designated foreign terrorist organization.
READ: Woman Accused of St. Kate's Arson Now Facing Federal Terrorism Charge KSTP


Muslim student faces jihad terror charge, other  students “surprised” because school is “diverse” FEB 8, 2018 ROBERT SPENCER  At St. Catherine University in St. Paul, Minnesota, Tnuza Jamal Hassan called upon Muslim students to “join the jihad in fighting” and to “join Al Qaeda, Taliban, or Al Shabaab.” She set a series of fires around the campus, and said she wanted to “hurt people.” Students at St. Catherine University say: “St. Kate’s is […]

Feb. 9, 2018: Federal Prosecutors file a memorandum in support of detention arguing for Hassan presenting a danger to the community and therefore should remain in custody pending trial.
READ: Woman Accused KSTP


FBI questioned Muslima four months before her jihad arson attack for exhorting Muslims to join jihad terror groups  FEB 10, 2018  ROBERT SPENCER  “In September last year, FBI agents interviewed Hassan about whether she authored and delivered a letter to two fellow students at St. Catherine in March 2017. Prosecutors allege the letter sought to encourage fellow students to ‘join the jihad in fighting’ and to join al-Qaida, the Taliban or al-Shabab.” “Hassan again had disappeared from her […]

Accused St. Kate's arsonist twice tried fleeing U.S. to join jihadists ...
https://www.twincities.com/.../accused-st-kates-arsonist-twice-tried-fleeing-u-s-to-join-...
Feb 11, 2018 - Tnuza Jamal Hassan, 19, of Minneapolis was charged Wednesday in ... and attempting to provide material support to a terrorist organization, ...

2/12/2018  Woman Accused in St. Kate's Arson Tried to Leave US to Join Terrorist Groups, Court Filing Says  http://kstp.com/news/us-attorneys-office-memo-in-support-of-detention-of-tnuza-jamal-hassan-facing-federal-terrorism-charge-st-kates-arson/4783815/ A woman accused of starting nine fires in multiple buildings on the campus of St. Catherine University and now facing federal charges of arson and terrorism had twice attempted to leave the country to join al-Qaida, according to a court document filed on Friday. ... St. Paul police ...

2/12/2018 Accused St. Kate's arsonist twice tried fleeing U.S. to join jihadists ...  https://www.twincities.com/.../accused-st-kates-arsonist-twice-tried-fleeing-u-s-to-join-...  student accused of starting several fires last month on St. Catherine University's St. Paul campus tried to leave the country twice last year to join jihadist forces, according to court documents.Tnuza Jamal Hassan, 19, of Minneapolis was charged Wednesday in U.S. District Court with one count each of ...

Feb 12, 2018 Woman Accused in St. Kate's Arson Tried to Leave US to Join Terrorist Groups, Court Filing Says    now facing federal charges of arson and terrorism had twice attempted to leave the country to join al-Qaida, according to a court document filed on Friday. ... St. Paul police ...

FEB 14, 2018 Wikipedia deletes article on Minnesota jihad arsonist: “No source indicating that Hassan is a Muslim” 9:24 AM BY ROBERT SPENCER  Wikipedia has some limited value if you want to get some facts about Tiberius Caesar or Henry Agard Wallace or Leon Spinks, but on contemporary issues it has — like virtually everything else — a pronounced hard-Left, pro-jihad bias. The biographies of Islamic apologists (John Esposito, Karen Armstrong, Reza Aslan, etc.) are fa Wikipedia editor says “she has not been charged with terrorism.” In reality, she faces a terror charge. And “Ms Hassan may or may not be having a mental health incident.” Of course! More of the global outbreak of mental illness. Wikipedia says “There is no source indicating that Hassan is a Muslim,” when there is an abundance of sources indicating that she is a Muslim.  Note also the Wikipedia editor saying “I removed the categories ‘Muslim terrorists’ (which is does [sic] not exist).” 30,000 jihad attacks worldwide since 9/11, and Wikipedia doesn’t even have a category for “Muslim terrorists.” This is the most vivid indication of all that when it comes to facts about the world today, Wikipedia is Leftist, agenda-driven, and worthless.  Wikipedia’s discussion on Tnuza Jamal Hassan’s jihad arson attack (thanks to Oliver):

Lawyers for ex-St. Kate student charged with trying to join terror group ...
https://www.mprnews.org/.../lawyers-for-ex-st-kate-student-want-home-supervision
Apr 5, 2018 - Tnuza Jamal Hassan Ramsey County Sheriff's Office via AP. Lawyers for a 19-year-old former St. Catherine University student charged with ...
Mental Health At Issue For Woman Accused Of Arson, Terrorism ...
https://minnesota.cbslocal.com/.../st-catherine-university-arson-tnuza-hassan-terrorism/
Nov 1, 2018 - Tnuza Jamal Hassan was arrested in January after authorities say she set fires on the St. Paul campus of St. Catherine University, where she's ..

St. Kate's terror case highlights lack of early intervention - StarTribune ...
www.startribune.com/st-kate-s-terror-case-highlights-lack-of...for.../481966251/
May 7, 2018 - What could have been done in the months before the arrest on arson charges of Tnuza Hassan? She had told an agent then that she wanted to ...

MAY 8, 2018 Evidence in FBI probe of former St. Kate's student includes package allegedly sent from Islamic scholar in Malaysia Star Tribine  Seized package allegedly came from Islamic scholar.    FBI seized a package allegedly sent from Malaysia to an apartment Hassan shared with her mother. An apartment manager contacted federal agents after finding the parcel, which was received shortly after Hassan's arrest became public. According to court papers, the package had a return address bearing the name of Imran N. Hosein, a sheikh allegedly described by Hassan to law enforcement as being among the "sources of information for the development of her religious beliefs." Hosein's discussion of the Taliban and al-Qaida "contributed meaningfully" to her desire to join the terror group. Hosein's name also appeared "frequently" in the web search history of a laptop Hassan abandoned in September 2017  She later told police that she set the fires at the St. Paul campus in an effort to kill Americans as "jihad," citing her failed travel attempts as motivation to seek another way of supporting al-Qaida. previous disclosures in the case include a list of ingredients for a pressure-cooker bomb and schematics for St. Catherine University discovered on a cellphone   told the FBI after her January arrest that she followed "Osama bin Laden's ideologies and aspires to join al-Qaida." She added that "American military forces are killing Muslims, so Muslims are allowed to kill Americans." If she couldn't leave the country, Hassan told agents, "she will continue her violent jihad in America." authoring a "radical Islamist recruitment letter" to two fellow female Muslim students in March 2017

Imran N. Hosein - Wikipedia Imran Nazar Hosein (born 1942) is an Islamic scholar, author and philosopher specializing in Islamic eschatology, world politics, economics, and modern ...

Sheikh Imran Nazar Hosein: The referendum and the Constitution in Egypt are an insult to Islam  Asianews.it  Hosein, 72, was born in Trinidad and lived a long time in the United States, then in Pakistan and now lives and works in Kuala Lumpur. His speech on the Egyptian Constitution was posted on Youtube on 23 December.

Pro-Russian  The Malaysian Aircraft and Ukraine - Sheikh Imran Hosein  diverts media attention from yet another Israeli barbarous war on weak and helpless Gaza, is that of yet another tragedy ...Was it Ukraine? Was it Russia? Or was it the Ukrainian Russians who are waging a war of liberation from Ukrainian rule?  Imran Nazar Hosein was born in the Caribbean island of Trinidad in 1942 from parents whose ancestors had migrated as indentured labourer from India.

Why Imran Hosein takes Putin's side? | Don't play with words - YouTube Many of us wanted to know why Sheikh Imran Hosein is so much in love with Russian Orthodox Christianity ...

Imran Nazar Hosein | Putin's warfare based on morality Youtube ▶ 3:39 Uploaded by russian Novaya Zemlya 

Putin and The Overthrow of Gaddafi : facts which are not known Sheikh Imran Hosein , Moskow hand Youtube


Former St. Catherine University student capable of understanding ...
www.startribune.com/former-st-catherine-university...of...terrorism.../499441811/
Nov 2, 2018 - A federal judge did not immediately rule on Tnuza Hassan's competency to ... student capable of understanding terrorism charges, doctor testifies ... Tnuza Jamal Hassan's competency to stand trial under advisement, but did ...

Competency Hearing Held for Woman Charged With Arson, Terrorism ...
https://kstp.com/news/competency...held...terrorism-tnuza-jamal-hassan/5132004/
Nov 2, 2018 - Tnuza Jamal Hassan was arrested in January after authorities say she set fires on the St. Paul campus of St. Catherine University, where she's ...

Mental Health at Issue for Woman Accused of Arson, Terrorism | KSTP ...
https://kstp.com/news/mental-health-at-issue-for-woman...of...terrorism/5131330/
Nov 1, 2018 - Tnuza Jamal Hassan was arrested in January after authorities say she set fires on the St. Paul campus of St. Catherine University, where she's ...

*Sources Timeline

Minneapolis Woman Charged With Terrorism Offenses, Arson, And ...
https://www.justice.gov/.../minneapolis-woman-charged-terrorism-offenses-arson-and-...
United States Attorney Gregory G. Brooker today announced a three-count indictment charging TNUZA JAMAL HASSAN, 19, with attempting to provide material support to a designated foreign terrorist organization, arson, and making a false statement. HASSAN will make her initial appearance before a ...

Prosecutors: Former St. Kate's student accused of arson left her family ...
https://www.mprnews.org/.../prosecutors-say-st-kate-student-accused-of-setting-fires-l...
Prosecutors: Former St. Kate's student accused of arson left her family multiple times. Issues Mukhtar M. Ibrahim · Feb 9, 2018. Tnuza Jamal Hassan Ramsey County Sheriff's Office via AP. Tnuza Hassan, the 19-year-old accused of setting nine fires in multiple buildings at St. Catherine University in January and was later ...


*Sources

Minnesota terror suspect in St. Kate's fires ordered detained until trial KVLY   trial date of April 16 was set.  New details in federal court documents reveal Hassan not only set fires on the campus of St. Catherine's University, but tried to leave the country twice to join a terror group. She allegedly looked up how to join al-Qaeda online on her laptop.  When she attempted to travel to Afghanistan, authorities say, she left behind her cell phone in a Lyft so she couldn’t be tracked. She also booked her flights separately so that authorities could not track her.


Minneapolis woman ordered detained on St. Kate's arson, terror charges
https://www.twincities.com/.../minneapolis-woman-ordered-detained-on-st-kates-arson...02/12/2018 A former St. Catherine University student who is accused of trying to travel to Afghanistan to join al-Qaida was “self-radicalized” and intended to kill people when she set several fires on the St. Paul college campus last month, a federal prosecutor argued Monday. Tnuza Jamal Hassan, 19, of Minneapolis, ...

Accused St. Kate's arsonist twice tried fleeing U.S. to join jihadists ...
https://www.twincities.com/.../accused-st-kates-arsonist-twice-tried-fleeing-u-s-to-join-...
A student accused of starting several fires last month on St. Catherine University's St. Paul campus tried to leave the country twice last year to join ... The letter encouraged them to “join the jihad in fighting” and to “[j]oin Al Qaeda, Taliban, or Al Shabaab,” according to the U.S. attorney's office news release.

Minnesota woman ordered detained on terror, arson charges - The ...
https://www.washingtonpost.com/.../6b11adf8-1038-11e8-a68c-e9374188170e_story.ht...02/12/2018 - ST. PAUL, Minn. — A Minnesota woman who is accused of trying to travel to Afghanistan to join al-Qaida was “self-radicalized” and intended to kill ... Tnuza Jamal Hassan, 19, of Minneapolis, was arrested last month after allegedly setting nine fires at St. Catherine University in St. Paul, where she is a ...

Judge recommends federal detention for ex-St. Kate's student accused ...
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https://www.mprnews.org/story/.../ex-st-kate-student-angry-teen-or-al-qaida-wannabe  A federal magistrate judge on Monday asked a federal prosecutor whether keeping a young woman accused of attempting to join al-Qaida in detention will help harden her "self-radicalization." In an arraignment and detention hearing for Tnuza Hassan, a 19-year-old former St.Catherine University student, ..

When she allegedly carried out the arson, she was apparently hiding from her family at the school.

Hassan had been questioned by the FBI several months before the alleged arson.

In September, FBI agents interviewed her about whether she authored and delivered a letter to two fellow students at St. Catherine in March 2017. Prosecutors allege the letter sought to encourage fellow students to "join the jihad in fighting" and to join al-Qaida, the Taliban or al-Shabab.

"Why would you live under a manmade law over the law of Allah," Hassan wrote in the recruitment letter, which prosecutors say she admitted to writing after initially lying to the FBI agents about who wrote the letter or who delivered it to the students.

two separate occasions in the last five months, Hassan's family reported her as missing to law enforcement, according to a memorandum in support of her detention filed Friday evening by federal prosecutors.

On Sept. 19, Hassan attempted to travel to Afghanistan to join al-Qaida. A day later, her family reported her missing. Hassan got as far as Dubai, "but for a lack of visa, she may well be in the ranks of (al-Qaida) at this moment," according to a court document.

On Dec. 29, Hassan again tried to leave the United States for Ethiopia with her mother. But authorities stopped Hassan from boarding and her mother chose not to travel on.

Nearly three weeks later, she was found hiding in a dorm lounge at St. Catherine after she allegedly set the fires at buildings at the university on Jan. 17.

But it wasn't until Feb. 7 that federal prosecutors charged her with attempting to provide support to al-Qaida, arson and making a false statement to the FBI.

 Hassan has "made great efforts to hide her tracks from the law enforcement" when she was planning her travel to Afghanistan, where she hoped she would join al-Qaida.

She left her cell phone behind and booked a flight from Minneapolis to Dubai because she did not want to alert law enforcement if she purchased a ticket to Kabul, 

entertained the idea of releasing Hassan to her family under house arrest once he learns more about her family.

He wondered whether "we are continuing her self-radicalization" if Hassan remains in detention. "We are emphasizing it. We are encouraging it," he said.

Winter said Hassan's self-radicalization started by watching YouTube videos of well-known jihadist leaders, like Anwar al-Awlaki, a leading influence on jihadists

lawyer:  "very unsophisticated" woman who had no contact with anyone in Afghanistan. He said the fires at the university did not cause damage and were put out even before St. Paul firefighters arrived.

Friday memorandum that Hassan "violently resisted jailers and federal agents, repeatedly kicking one officer, and attempting to scratch both a jailer and an FBI agent," forcing her to be put in restraints.

But Sicoli said the government failed to mention that Hassan is a devout Muslim who wears the burqa, a veil that covers a woman's entire face with a slit left for the eyes. A man was not supposed to touch her unless he is married to her, he said When the agents attempted to remove the burqa, a scuffle ensued because Hassan refused to let agents remove her burqa.

mother and sister kept shaking their heads in disbelief when Winter said Hassan told agents that she will "kill innocent Americans" since American forces are "killing innocent Muslims" in Muslim countries.

A marshal told Hassan's family to stop shaking their heads.


01/17/2018  ‘You guys are lucky I don’t know how to build a bomb,’ St. Kate’s arson suspect allegedly said  Islamist Terrorist former student Ethiopian  for Iraq and Afghanistan US was  By TAD VEZNER | tvezner@pioneerpress.com and SARAH HORNER | shorner@pioneerpress.com January 19, 2018  A former St. Catherine University student charged with setting fires on the college’s St. Paul campus told police she did it because she’d “been reading about the U.S. military destroying schools in Iraq or Afghanistan  she felt that she should do exactly the same thing,” according to a criminal complaint filed Friday Tnuza Jamal Hassan, 19, of Minneapolis allegedly told investigators after being arrested Wednesday  she told investigators she set six fires on the private Catholic university’s campus, though university and fire officials said there were eight   most serious fire started in Saint Mary Hall, a residential dormitory that also houses a day care. Police said there were 33 children and eight adults in the building when a chair was set ablaze  surveillance footage and saw a woman — later identified as Hassan — entering both halls just before the sprinklers activated. She was carrying a plastic shopping bag, which police later recovered. It contained a box of matches. Hassan told investigators she was a student at St. Catherine but dropped out last fall because she and her family were planning a vacation to Ethiopia. “she wanted the school to burn to the ground and that her intent was to hurt people.  “Hassan said this was the same thing that happened in ‘Muslim land’ and nobody cares if they get hurt, so why not do this  wrote a letter to her roommates about “bringing back the Caliphate,” an Islamic state. The letter scared Hassan’s roommates, who turned it over to campus security, the complaint stated. no prior criminal record in Minnesota Tnuza Jamal 'set fires at Catholic university' | Daily Mail Online www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article.../Former-student-19-set-fires-Catholic-university.html Tnuza Jamal Hassan, from Minneapolis, has been charged with arson for allegedly starting four fires at St Catherine's University, allegedly telling police she wanted to 'hurt people'. ... Hassan reportedly dropped out because her family were planning to travel to Ethiopia.


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Campus security officers identified Tnuza Jamal Hassan, 19, of Minneapolis as the suspect after she was seen on surveillance video entering St. Mary's residence hall carrying a plastic shopping bag just before the fire in the building began. Authorities found the shopping bag, containing a box of matches, ...


St. Kate's: Is It Still Terrorism When Local Media Refuse To Use The Word? alphanewsmn.com Hassan appears to be a serious terrorist. She allegedly told police that “You guys are lucky that I don’t know how to build a bomb because I would have done that.” The Star Tribune reported that “Court records show no history for Hassan. She was a St. Paul Public Schools student, first enrolling in the district in 2010 at Highland Park Junior High. She graduated from Johnson Senior High in 2016, according to the school district.” The story does not appear on the homepage of the Star Tribune despite it being listed as the second most shared story. It does appear on the homepage of the Pioneer Press. Minnesota Public Radio (“MPR”) carried a brief Associated Press story of the crime but the story does not appear on its homepage. Robert Spencer of Jihad Watch, however, is the one who asks the questions that mainstream local media seem intent to avoid: “Where did Tnuza Hassan learn Islam? common trait that links local media coverage of this crime is that no outlet used the word terrorism. Why is that? Plainly the woman used violence in the hope of harming innocent people–including children–on behalf of explicitly stated political goals. By any measure that is the textbook definition of terrorism. No mention of Hassan’s terrorism was made during those proceedings. Alpha News, John Gilmore is also a contributor to The Hill. He is the founder and executive director of Minnesota Media Monitor.™ He blogs at MinnesotaConservatives.org and is on Twitter under @Shabbosgoy. He can be reached at John@alphanewsmn.com.

Tnuza Jamal Hassan - Jihad Watch
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Where did Tnuza Hassan learn Islam? Where does she attend mosque? What does that mosque teach about violence against unbelievers? Is that mosque being investigated? Why not? Is it being assumed that Tnuza J. Hassan was “radicalized on the Internet”? If so, why was the supposedly twisted, ...“Charges: Former student set fires on St. Catherine campus in retaliation against U.S. military intervention,” by Chao Xiong, Star Tribune, January 19, 2018   A 19-year-old former student at St. Catherine University allegedly set several fires across campus Wednesday in retaliation for U.S. military intervention in Iraq and Afghanistan, according to charges filed Friday. “she wanted the school to burn to the ground and her intent was to hurt people,” according to the complaint charging her with one count of felony first-degree arson filed in Ramsey County District Court.Fire and school officials said on Wednesday that eight fires were set in seven buildings. They said all but one of the eight fires occurred in garbage cans, and that most caused little damage….  Hassan allegedly told police that she had written a letter to her roommates containing “radical ideas about supporting Muslims and bringing back the caliphate,” the complaint said….

Tnuza Jamal Hassan | Wiki & Bio | Everipedia
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Tnuza Jamal Hassan is a former student at St. Catherine University.​​​. Personal Life & Education. Hassan was an English major who last enrolled in the fall 2017 semester but is not currently enrolled.​​​ She resides in Minneapolis, Minnesota​.​​​ She withdrew because she and her family were ...
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