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February 14, 2007
Utah Shooter a Bosnian Muslim
The question I posed yesterday (updated by Judith) about the Utah mall shooter has been answered and sure enough, he's a Bosnian Muslim.
About halfway down in a report from KLS.com is this little factoid (hat tip Sweetness & Light by way of Atlas Shrugs):
A family friend, who didn't want to be identified, told us Talovic's upbringing may have played a role. He was a Muslim-Bosnian, born in war-torn Bosnia.
Another case of Sudden Jihad Syndrome? Something tells me we'll never know. The Myth of the Lone Gunman persists...
Update: Robert Spencer on Salt Lake Jihad at Frontpagemag.com.
Update II: Salt Lake City Killer Update at Little Green Footballs.
Update III: Chuck Hustmyre has written an in-depth article on the Salt Lake shooter and his possible connection to the rash of crimes perpetrated by "lone (Muslim) gunmen" for Court TV's Crime Library.
Update IV: The Byzantine Sacred Art Blog has a series of posts on Talovic's Bosnian Muslim background (his father was a member of the mujahadeen army during the Bosnian war, and much more), as well as the mainstream media's revival of the Serbian aggression/Muslim victimhood narrative in its reporting on the Salt Lake City shooting.
Update V: Investor's Business Daily has an editorial on the Salt Lake shooting and Sudden Jihad Syndrome.
Cross-posted at CinnamonStillwell.blogspot.com.
Cinnamon | 02/14/07 at 06:18 PM | Categories: - The Fourth Estate
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My gut is telling me that it is some form of post-traumatic stress syndrome.
It just doesn't fit with anything else. Sometimes, a cigar is just a cigar.
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| February 15, 2007 11:01 PM
