Posted on 08/16/2018 4:34:36 PM PDT by Hojczyk
Authorities have identified the body of a boy found at a New Mexico compound as Abdul-Ghani Wahhaj, a missing 3-year-old whose father is accused of abducting him in November, according to the state's Office of the Medical Investigator.
"Our thoughts and prayers go to Wahhaj's family," Alex Sanchez, a spokesperson for the office, said in a statement. "We certainly understand the heartbreak this news will cause and want to stress our commitment to investigating this death to serve the living." The boy's decomposed remains were discovered a few days after authorities first raided the makeshift compound on August 3 and discovered 11 emaciated children wearing rags and no shoes. "The condition of the body made identification difficult," Sanchez said, "and investigators had to use several means to finally make a positive identification." The Office of the Medical Investigator did not provide any information regarding the cause or manner of death. Abdul-Ghani, who would have turned 4 the day his body was discovered, had been missing since November, when his father, 40-year-old Siraj Wahhaj, is accused of taking him from his mother in Jonesboro, Georgia, saying they were going to a park. They never returned.
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That scum judge let Dad out after killing his kid.
he’s out on bail ? nobody did the police work to see if any of those morons had any outstanding things against them ?
thanks judge.
Signature bond at that. Judge didn’t like the DA mentioning they are moose limbs.
I think the Feds have him now???
“Signature bond at that. Judge didn’t like the DA mentioning they are moose limbs.”
And it’s also interesting that she’s a “practicing” Jew! But not bothered about freeing people who would, given the chance, kill her!
Sounds like a Rachael Corey kind of assclown. Or maybe a bike rider peddling through Isis territory to show how nice and giving they are. Fidiots!
I heard that one of the women was picked up by the Feds. But this guy basically kidnapped the boy from his mother in Georgia, and transported him cross-country. Surely there is a Federal law against that...not to mention the child having died while he was with his father.
Well at least Paul Manafort is still locked up under ten million dollar bond. We all can sleep safe tonight. </sarc>
It gets even better/sarc. The local residents and law enforcement were aware there were serious issues with this group and they have been pushing the FBI to deal with the scum bags.
The FBI was resisting all attempts to push them to act on the information and raid the compound.
Turn out the would be terrorists running the place were well connected in the radical Black Muslim community and they were friends of close friends of the Obama’s.
In other words, they were a protected class.
Compare the horrible things these would be Islamic Terrorist scum bags were doing and how the government officials covered for them and protected them to how age government treated LaVoy Fincum and Ammon Bundy and their families and associates.
No. He’s being held over on a warrant from Georgia, and will be turned over to Georgia authorities. The other four adults are being let go on the signature bond.
Transporting a minor across State lines without the permission of the custodial parent. I.E. Kidnapping. A Federal crime.
A clipping from the Dailymail. They left this evidence behind because it was’t listed in the search warrant. Contrast that with the Manafort raid. Muzzies have more rights.___________________
The AR-15 rifle, four pistols and ammunition that Wahhaj was found with was left behind.
Wahhaj’s passport, GoPros, a laptop, two cellphones and a video camera were also found by property owner Jason Badger after he said the cops had left.
Needs verification, and I don’t have any links to it, but it also looks like there was an organized effort to destroy any evidence at the site by the authorities.
That’s the one...thanks.
He must have got all those tires from the Nelson Mandela Museum, or he was given a good deal by Palestinians.
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