EDITOR’S NOTE: Political correctness dictates that one should just accept the official line and forget about this story, but I’m not politically correct.
Mohamed Dawod, a 25-year-old man from Glendale, Ariz., faces a murder charge today, accused in the shooting death of Justin Hall, 32, of Mt. Vernon, Ohio, at a Greyhound bus station in Springfield, Mo., late Thursday night. Whether or not this was a case of terrorism, however, remains up in the air after officials in the Southwest Missouri community were quick to say the shooting appeared random, according to a report in the Springfield News-Leader. But was it really?
According to a KSPR-TV report, Springfield police said that, because of a language barrier, they only learned Dawod’s name and have asked the FBI to help them with the investigation. Also in that report was this telling paragraph:
Ten separate witnesses say they did not notice the men fighting or arguing before the shooting. One passenger said she watched the suspect wander around the terminal until the call to line up to re-board the bus. “She then observed the suspect remove a silver and black handgun from a back pack he was carrying,” the officer wrote. “The suspect then pointed the handgun upward while saying something. The witness could not understand what the suspect said and didn’t know if he was speaking English.” No matter what was said the witness said Hall didn’t react or turn around. Shortly after the witness says Dawod shot him from a few feet away.
Witnesses featured in two television news reports, however, seem to reveal more than the “official” story lets on about the deadly incident that involved a man with a Muslim name and Middle East appearance allegedly shooting someone he did not know less than 48 hours ahead of the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks on the United States.
The first television report (above), which aired on St. Louis NBC affiliate KSDK prior to any names being released or charges filed, features witnesses saying it appeared the assailant would have kept shooting, but his gun jammed.
The second report (below), which aired on the same station after the Springfield Police Department announced the alleged shooter’s name and charges against him, offered much the same story.
Stay tuned for more on this one as more details begin to surface!
UPDATE 9/10/11 at 9:44 a.m. Central: An update from the Springfield (Mo.) News-Leader.
UPDATE 9/10/11 at 2:39 p.m. and 2:49 p.m. Central: Changes reflected in two paragraphs in DARK RED added to this story above.
UPDATE 9/10/11 at 6:32 p.m. Central: Cross-posted at Andrew Breitbart’s BigGovernment.com.
UPDATE 9/12/11 at 6:03 p.m. Central: Shooting suspect pleads not guilty.
UPDATE 9/14/11 at 12:57 p.m. Central: Shooting suspect DOES speak English.
UPDATE 9/16/11 at 11:37 a.m. Central: See Will MSM Cover Trial of Accused Killer in Bus Station Shooting on Eve of 9-11 Anniversary?
UPDATE 9/28/11 at 9:29 a.m. Central: Listen to Klein Online Investigative Radio Sunday (2-4 p.m. EST) as I’ll be a guest, discussing this story with host Aaron Klein.
UPDATE 9/29/11 at 11:10 a.m. Central: Looks like Dawod had a 9-inch knife and plenty of ammo when arrested, according to this report.
UPDATE 10/13/11 at 7:36 a.m. Central: Dawod had a public defender appointed to represent him during a hearing yesterday, according to a Springfield (Mo.) News Leader report, and another hearing has been set to take place Nov. 28.
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This was not a random shooting. The cops are, again, lying to us because they don’t want to appear to be racists. As a former homicide detective I know you can’t say what a murder isn’t until you know what it is, and that takes time. God bless the two courageous men who took the shooter down. We must all be so brave.
From this source:
He had wandered around the terminal until the call to line up for reboarding….
The suspect said something before firing the shot, Smith said, but the witness couldn’t understand what the suspect said and didn’t know if the suspect was speaking in English.
Yep, first mooslum terrorist attack of the week, and again, if not for luck and the bravery of others, it would have been much worse.
Why do we allow people in our country whose unholy book says to kill or subjegate us?
The ‘friend’ was ‘really’ shook up over his ‘buddies’ death, so much that he called for ‘more security’ at bus terminals instead of how this person got into our country.
Seems like a perfect set up for the corrupt government to take even more of our freedoms away.
Since the ‘friend’ wouldn’t say it…I will…my prayers are with the victims family.
Megan Kelly on fox (luv her) warned the latest intel on the current threat are car, truck bombs and small arms. Maybe it started early. And then we have the 9-11 tenth on Sunday? Congregations should be armed tomorrow morning.
I live in Tucson…why am I only hearing about this NOW?
ah – that’s right: the police attempted to pass this off as a “random,”" motiveless,” run-of-the mill shooting.
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