Iraqi woman beaten in her California home dies

[Peach]

Why is this in politics? How is the fact someone called a crime a hate crime political? What exactly is the political angle?

Why is the Trayvon Martin thread still on this forum (politics)? For weeks now. Same difference.

The killer of Trayvon Martin is KNOWN; the killer of the Iraqi woman is NOT. Speculation that it was a "Republican" that killed her ridiculous.

 

[kidrocks]

Why is this in politics? How is the fact someone called a crime a hate crime political? What exactly is the political angle?

R-wing extremist hates ragheads... there, is your political-connection. To much Rush Limbaugh on the brain.

 

[kidrocks]

Why is this in politics? How is the fact someone called a crime a hate crime political? What exactly is the political angle?

Why is the Trayvon Martin thread still on this forum (politics)? For weeks now. Same difference.

The killer of Trayvon Martin is KNOWN; the killer of the Iraqi woman is NOT. Speculation that it was a "Republican" that killed her ridiculous.

The killer of Trayvon Martin's motive is not clear yet. No notes have been found. On the other hand... the motive for the killing of the Iraqi women is known, they found a note that reveals that fact.

 

[Katzndogz]

The police are looking at all options which is cop shorthand for they suspect the husband or the family. The liklihood of this being a hate crime is remote. Seriously remote. The more likely is that someone close to her killed her and is trying to deflect on it being a hate crime.

This woman lived in this country for the past 20 years, she lived in a city with a very large Iraqi population in an Iraqi neighborhood. Surrounded by Iraqis, it is not like some one in the neighborhood suddenly woke up after 20 years and decided this one woman should go back to her country. There is no history of hate crimes in El Cajon. No graffiti, no complaints, no background of El Cajon being hostile to Iraqis. Iraqi children don't have problems in schools. Next, she was beaten to death. No vandalism in the home, nothing was taken, this has every indication of being a very personal act with a lot of rage behind it.

I saw one interview, the father didn't say anything being "too overcome with grief" he kept his eyes covered. The daughter had the most to say, about the note and it being a hate crime, but had no history of hate herself. Odd. No one had ever said anything to her, she never got called a name, neither had her mother, or anyone in the family.

Someone in this family killed this woman. For any one of a hundred reasons.

 

[DiamondDave]

Why is this in politics? How is the fact someone called a crime a hate crime political? What exactly is the political angle?

R-wing extremist hates ragheads... there, is your political-connection. To much Rush Limbaugh on the brain.

Again.. what inside information on the suspect or suspects do you have?? What insight into the case do you have?? Where is your information that it is a person with any particular political affiliation??

You ASSume to know then project your ASSumption out as 'fact' and tie it to your political agenda.. that does not make this a politics discussion...

Ignorant troll

 

[Katzndogz]

Why is the Trayvon Martin thread still on this forum (politics)? For weeks now. Same difference.

The killer of Trayvon Martin is KNOWN; the killer of the Iraqi woman is NOT. Speculation that it was a "Republican" that killed her ridiculous.

The killer of Trayvon Martin's motive is not clear yet. No notes have been found. On the other hand... the motive for the killing of the Iraqi women is known, they found a note that reveals that fact.

That's not at all true. The note isn't a motive at all. It's a note. It's not a fact, it's a note. The only fact is, there was a note.

 

[kidrocks]

The police are looking at all options which is cop shorthand for they suspect the husband or the family. The liklihood of this being a hate crime is remote. Seriously remote. The more likely is that someone close to her killed her and is trying to deflect on it being a hate crime.

This woman lived in this country for the past 20 years, she lived in a city with a very large Iraqi population in an Iraqi neighborhood. Surrounded by Iraqis, it is not like some one in the neighborhood suddenly woke up after 20 years and decided this one woman should go back to her country. There is no history of hate crimes in El Cajon. No graffiti, no complaints, no background of El Cajon being hostile to Iraqis. Iraqi children don't have problems in schools. Next, she was beaten to death. No vandalism in the home, nothing was taken, this has every indication of being a very personal act with a lot of rage behind it.

I saw one interview, the father didn't say anything being "too overcome with grief" he kept his eyes covered. The daughter had the most to say, about the note and it being a hate crime, but had no history of hate herself. Odd. No one had ever said anything to her, she never got called a name, neither had her mother, or anyone in the family.

Someone in this family killed this woman. For any one of a hundred reasons.

Someone in the family?

Is that what Rush is telling you guys? Because the r-wingers are in lock-step and running with this sound-bite.

Lol... and I love it!

 

[Katzndogz]

Evidently, this is a handwritten note so the investigation won't take long.

 

[Katzndogz]

The police are looking at all options which is cop shorthand for they suspect the husband or the family. The liklihood of this being a hate crime is remote. Seriously remote. The more likely is that someone close to her killed her and is trying to deflect on it being a hate crime.

This woman lived in this country for the past 20 years, she lived in a city with a very large Iraqi population in an Iraqi neighborhood. Surrounded by Iraqis, it is not like some one in the neighborhood suddenly woke up after 20 years and decided this one woman should go back to her country. There is no history of hate crimes in El Cajon. No graffiti, no complaints, no background of El Cajon being hostile to Iraqis. Iraqi children don't have problems in schools. Next, she was beaten to death. No vandalism in the home, nothing was taken, this has every indication of being a very personal act with a lot of rage behind it.

I saw one interview, the father didn't say anything being "too overcome with grief" he kept his eyes covered. The daughter had the most to say, about the note and it being a hate crime, but had no history of hate herself. Odd. No one had ever said anything to her, she never got called a name, neither had her mother, or anyone in the family.

Someone in this family killed this woman. For any one of a hundred reasons.

Someone in the family?

Is that what Rush is telling you guys? Because the r-wingers are in lock-step and running with this sound-bite.

Lol... and I love it!

When these kinds of crimes occur, yes it is usually someone in the family. I hope you do love it. Libs usually love honor killings and the like.

 

[BlindBoo]

The note seems to indicate that it is a hate crime. However, what if the note was left to throw suspicion away from the real killer(s) and reason for the killing.

Ha! You should defend the killer... he would love you to death. You should be a lawyer.

I would like to be able to charge um-teen-billions per hr........

 

[grammahiker]

1. Christians are harassed, persecuted and executed by government courts and murdered just for being Christian increasingly and daily in several Muslim countries. You have it way better here. In Iraq, this crime would mostly go unnoticed as even they would figure it was an "honor killing" and they don't seem to mind. In America there is no honor in any murder and killing someone does not erase history. We are just not that stupid here. Hopefully, we will get to the truth. I think it was extremely careless for the police to let the prime suspect out of the country. I doubt he will be back.