Posted on 08/07/2018 2:38:15 PM PDT by CedarDave
Officials: Childs body found at Taos County compound
Law enforcement officials disclosed at a news conference this afternoon that a body of a child has been found at a compound north of Taos that was raided last week.
Officers were looking for Abdul-Ghani Wahhaj, 4, who was allegedly abducted by his father Siraj Ibn Wahhaj in Clayton County, Ga. in December.
The body was found Monday, officials said at the Taos news conference.
No wonder the coverage has been minimal on this, Jihadists living in a compound with a stack of weapons, gee I wonder what their plan was
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Is this that same story printed a few days back with the three mothers, the two men and a group of children, all Muslim, Black, starving and dirty? Everytime that story is reported, it is as though occurring from a different city or state. I’ve seen New Mexico, New Jersey, and now Taos County, wherever that is. Bottom line is , I’m glad the kids have been found and removed from the custody of those particular adults.
Wow, I wondered why this wasn’t a big deal on the MSM....mooslimbs....
This child was the son of a iman. I think this was sharia and nothing else. 2 of the women arrested where his sisters or daughters.
Yes, the warrant that allowed the raid was from a Georgia county 30-40 miles from here. The New Jersey confusion was from a Yahoo headline that said New Jersey instead of New Mexico. Don’t know there they got that, autocomplete I guess.
Well I’ll b darned, there apparently is a link to Iman Siraj Wahaj after all
From the article:
Overall, this is readily identifiable and hazardous with extremely filthy living conditions which greatly resemble that of what would be considered third world country in nature with odorous trash everywhere, no clean water, no electricity, no plumbing/sewer, and the children were not clean, without shoes and without proper hygiene, and rags of clothing, according to the sheriffs office affidavit. It went on to say that the children had likely not eaten in days.
Yesterday's article detailed the location of the compound on the Colorado border at 8,470 feet elevation as one of the coldest locations in the continental US. It is in the southernmost portion of the San Luis valley 40 miles south of Alamosa. In winter that city commonly has the coldest low temperature in the US. With those conditions and the wind and the cold beginning in September, those children would have surely died if they had not been rescued.
One more note, their “compound” (better called just a campsite) is only eight miles from a closed downhill ski area, Ski Rio, showing again the danger the kids were in as autumn approached.
This venture was not well planned out at all.
Maybe they were hiding from somebody.
Muslims dont do exorcisms.
Yes, they would have starved and frozen to death.
This may be some kind of Black Muslim cult. Not that the real Muslims arent bad enough.
The missing boys father is an imam in a well-known radical mosque in NYC and was an unindicted co-conspirator in 9/11. However, Im not sure whether he was from a Muslim background or if he was a black convert.
I remember all the “communes” that sprang up around Taos back in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
Fifteen years later I read they all had been abandoned except ONE that followed the koran.
I have been concerned that little boy would be found dead when he was not among the children CYFD took from the site.
This is pretty horrific. I don’t watch TV but friends said there has been nothing except on ALBQ channels until this morning FOX news covered it, then others did but only FOX said the men were Muslim extremists.
So our media did not want us to know; doesn’t surprise me I knew they covered up this sort of thing but this is pretty obvious. Now the MSM is saying they were like “lone wolf” types but one was at least under suspicion of having a part in 9/11. That does not sound lone wolf to me, sounds pretty hard core.
Thanks for the follow-up! The father-son relationship explains the age gap you apparently noticed on the other thread.
I was wondering about that myself.
Some serious gaps in the reporting on this. More questions than answers.
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