America needs more upstanding Jihadists.
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Man on 'jihad' admits to killing 4 in cross-country binge
DAVID PORTER,Associated Press 3 hours ago
File - In this Jan. 20, 2016, file photo, Ali Muhammad Brown, of Seattle, appears before New Jersey Superior Court Judge Ronald Wigler in Newark, N.J. The prosecutor’s office in Essex County, N.J., said Tuesday, March 6, 2018, that Brown, accused of killing four people in two states in revenge for U.S. policy in the Middle East, has admitted fatally shooting 19-year-old college student Brandon Tevlin of Livingston, N.J., in June 2014, as Tevlin sat in his car at a traffic light in West Orange, N.J. Brown, a former Seattle resident who was the first person charged with terrorism connected to a homicide under a New Jersey state law, pleaded guilty to multiple counts including murder, felony murder, robbery and terrorism. (Patti Sapone/NJ Advance Media via AP, Pool, File)
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — A man who said he was on a "jihad" to avenge U.S. policy in the Middle East made a surprise guilty plea Tuesday to killing a college student in New Jersey and confessed to killing three other people in Washington state in a crime binge that took investigators weeks to connect.
Ali Muhammad Brown, a 34-year-old former Seattle resident, admitted shooting 19-year-old Brendan Tevlin in late June 2014 as Tevlin sat at a traffic light in West Orange, a few miles from Newark.
He also took responsibility for fatally shooting Dwone Anderson-Young, 23, and Ahmed Said, 27, earlier that month in Seattle after they left a gay nightclub, and for the deadly shooting of Leroy Henderson, 30, in the Seattle suburb of Skyway in April the same year. Brown said he killed the two in Seattle because he believed they were gay.
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Man on 'jihad' admits to killing 4 in cross-country binge
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Man on 'jihad' admits to killing 4 in cross-country binge
DAVID PORTER,Associated Press 3 hours ago
File - In this Jan. 20, 2016, file photo, Ali Muhammad Brown, of Seattle, appears before New Jersey Superior Court Judge Ronald Wigler in Newark, N.J. The prosecutor’s office in Essex County, N.J., said Tuesday, March 6, 2018, that Brown, accused of killing four people in two states in revenge for U.S. policy in the Middle East, has admitted fatally shooting 19-year-old college student Brandon Tevlin of Livingston, N.J., in June 2014, as Tevlin sat in his car at a traffic light in West Orange, N.J. Brown, a former Seattle resident who was the first person charged with terrorism connected to a homicide under a New Jersey state law, pleaded guilty to multiple counts including murder, felony murder, robbery and terrorism. (Patti Sapone/NJ Advance Media via AP, Pool, File)
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — A man who said he was on a "jihad" to avenge U.S. policy in the Middle East made a surprise guilty plea Tuesday to killing a college student in New Jersey and confessed to killing three other people in Washington state in a crime binge that took investigators weeks to connect.
Ali Muhammad Brown, a 34-year-old former Seattle resident, admitted shooting 19-year-old Brendan Tevlin in late June 2014 as Tevlin sat at a traffic light in West Orange, a few miles from Newark.
He also took responsibility for fatally shooting Dwone Anderson-Young, 23, and Ahmed Said, 27, earlier that month in Seattle after they left a gay nightclub, and for the deadly shooting of Leroy Henderson, 30, in the Seattle suburb of Skyway in April the same year. Brown said he killed the two in Seattle because he believed they were gay.
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Man on 'jihad' admits to killing 4 in cross-country binge
