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Offline Irish_Alley

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Sure he's sorry
« on: March 07, 2010, 04:08:26 am »
http://www.wboc.com/global/story.asp?s=12092159
Now I know there were a couple of us that can remember this all going down from the description of the white or light color van they were using. and the motive but let me tell you what I was going back home after spending the weekend in Paris island for my brothers graduation sempler fi, and we got around D.C. and were stopped in a road block on the highway. well while they were looking in my moms (light blue) van they saw a pool stick in its case sitting right beside my chair in the back, everyone being on their toes and me not being so smart I went to move it to show them it was a pool stick all a sudden I hear all this yelling knowing I just screwed up I put my hands in the air and told mom to tell them it was only a pool stick. Now I just don’t see why this one is still alive what ever happened to guilty by association, I mean he pulled the trigger once and sat by and watched ten more get their lives taken from them.
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Re: Sure he's sorry
« Reply #1 on: March 07, 2010, 09:57:29 am »
He needs to die a slow painfull death, after being tortured!
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Re: Sure he's sorry
« Reply #2 on: March 07, 2010, 12:08:11 pm »
Agree with Blazin
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Re: Sure he's sorry
« Reply #3 on: March 07, 2010, 04:41:45 pm »
He dang sure is sorry. He's a sorry piece of shoot !!! And getting better medical and dental care than I can get.
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Re: Sure he's sorry
« Reply #4 on: March 09, 2010, 12:39:01 am »
That sucks that people can be so evil and ruin a complete stranger's life like that.  Some kids were playing "sniper" here in San Antonio a couple years ago about a mile from my sister-in-law's house.  It was scary to think that somebody was in the area looking to shoot/kill people at random.  People like them don't deserve mercy...they deserve to get exactly what the law says they should get without any reductions or slack.

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Re: Sure he's sorry
« Reply #5 on: March 09, 2010, 12:51:52 am »
what I'm thinking is the boy was the shooter all along why would Muhammad bring a young kid along during this whole thing unless he was the shooter and Muhammad was the brains behind it all they just made an agreement and said Muhammad would take the blame for it all if they got caught well guess what one survived and the boy was less than 5 feet from him with the gun that’s the only reason he was charged with that one cause there was a witness
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Re: Sure he's sorry
« Reply #6 on: March 09, 2010, 02:07:58 pm »
I remember all of that like it was yesterday.  I had to call Chief Moose's team (montgomery county MD) to get updates and have my guys out on the road keep lookout for the "white van" and anything suspicious.

The one Muhommad was actually executed for was the Exxon shooting he did in Massaponax, near Fredericksburg, Va (or was it the Manassas killing?  i don't remember).  The reports were that they were shooting from the Holiday Inn across the street.  I stayed at that hotel several times due to a training academy in Fredericksburg we went to often and we used that Exxon because our fleet credit cards for gas were Exxon/Mobil credit cards.

Then, when the two came to Hanover County, the county i grew up in, and next to my current county, they shot the guy at the Ponderosa steak house in Ashland, where i went to High School.  My brother was in Ashland that same night and I called a buddy of mine at the Hanover Sheriff's Office so he could listen to his police radio and give me updates while we watched it on CNN.  --it's funny the reports that were getting to CNN were so way off the mark versus my buddies sheriff radio in live action--that was pretty cool.  The description CNN said was a white male in his 30's and my mom called me because they knew my bro went there that night.  Then my buddy told me the guy was near 50 years old and from out of state, way before CNN said that.Then he was paged to go into work at a road block.  That is where a Hanover Deputy actually spoke to Mohammed in his blue caprice but didn't know it.  They found the tarot cards in the woods behind the steak house near a dirt road behind the place.  Needless to say, it wasn't my brother---some guy from PA i believe who just hopped of I-95 to eat dinner.

Then, it was a report the van was up here at the major intersection in Henrico County a half mile from my office at the Exxon at Parham rd and Broad St using a pay phone.  We watched as the FBI took the little van and hauled it past my office and stripped that van clean of upholsetery and everything searching it. They took the pay phone down to run it for prints--it was all over the evening news and CNN that night.    Those poor hispanics...it wasn't them. Muhammed had been traced to that same phone when he called Chief Moose about 10 minutes sooner, but,  Chief Moose's team messed it all up and the feds got there too late.

We actually went into D.C. during this ordeal, my wife and inlaws, to go to the National Book Festival at the mall in Washington, near the smithsonian.  Going up i-95 i kept telling them each time we saw a white van, "that's them".  I had them so jumpy and I was laughing the whole time. You then realize how many white vans there are on the road.  Chances are, where ever a crime takes place, there will be a white van near by.

 

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Re: Sure he's sorry
« Reply #7 on: March 09, 2010, 04:55:05 pm »
Not to mention the bad guys always drive white or sometimes brown vans in the movies!
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