Posted on 10/05/2015 2:44:34 PM PDT by naturalman1975
POLICE are working on the theory that teen terrorist Farhad Khalil Mohammad Jabar was acting on the orders of other radicals and was not a lone wolf" killer.
NSW counterterrorism officers are investigating who may have supplied the gun he used to carry out the brutal murder of a civilian staffer at Parramatta police headquarters on Friday afternoon.
The possibility the teenager was used by extremists is a strong line of inquiry, a senior officer involved in the operation told The Daily Telegraph.
That includes searching his computers, electronic devices and who he was in contact with on the days leading up to the shooting and on the day itself.
The development comes amid reports in The Australian today that investigators have linked Jabar to a known British radical associated with terror group Islamic State, and that the pair had been communicating via the internet.
They have also established the schoolboy was at his home last Friday morning before he went to Parramatta mosque in the afternoon, where he listened to sermons by two imams.
What was said in those sermons and who he may have met at the mosque are all now being investigated, the senior officer said. "There are hours of video and recordings to go through."
Jabars school friends and religious associates will all be interviewed in the next few days.
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But, but, Australia has far stricter gun controls than even our airhead bottom-dwelling, scum sucking Dorkbama the Muslim has proposed.
No way can this perp can have had a weapon. Right?
Wolves ARE pack animals.
islam is the extremist pack.
Map is dated 2002. Nothing has ever been done to those cells and dozens/hundreds more have been encouraged to pop up under this admin.
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