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Antigua missed forgery of papers(Sniper John Muhammad help people get into the United States)
WASHINGTON TIMES ^ | November 3, 2002 | Guy Taylor

Posted on 11/03/2002 1:58:02 PM PST by USA21

Edited on 07/12/2004 3:58:33 PM PDT by Jim Robinson. [history]

Sniper suspect John Allen Muhammad illegally obtained an Antiguan passport in July 2000 by presenting immigration officials with obviously forged documents that "should have been observed" by authorities, according to a report released yesterday by Antigua's attorney general.

"It seems clear to us that had [Mr. Muhammad

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TOPICS: Business/Economy; Crime/Corruption; Foreign Affairs; Front Page News; Government; News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: ins; sniper

1 posted on 11/03/2002 1:58:02 PM PST by USA21
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To: USA21
Well, the documentation may have been forged but the two US $50 bills were genuine. As with most 3rd world countries, 1 of 2 is enough to get what you want. The key point, here, is that the media must built up enough information/speculation/drivel to allow the two murdeerrs, formerly believed to be white, angry Christian gun nuts, to be absolved. After all, it was really society's fault and the dead desserved what they got.
2 posted on 11/03/2002 2:05:09 PM PST by Tacis
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To: Tacis
John Allen Muhammad

The tabloid says John Muhammad – a twice-wed father of three – and John Lee Malvo had an intense affair which sparked the 21-day killing spree that left 10 dead and three wounded.

"They told people they were father and son, but investigators have found out the two men were really lovers," a source told the newspaper.

Muhammad became close to Malvo when he visited Antigua two years ago, and they quickly formed a close bond that outraged Malvo's mother, Una.

"She said Muhammad was brainwashing the boy into being his slave and she thought there was a sexual relationship between her son and Muhammad," according to a family friend.

Muhammad fled with the boy to Bellingham, Wash., where they moved into the Lighthouse Mission for the homeless. The older man stunned others in the mission by acting possessive of the teenager, and an exercise partner at a local YMCA described the pair's relationship as homosexual.

"Muhammad put his arms around Malvo and seen kissing him on several occasions," he said. "There were quite a few gay guys at the YMCA and if any of them looked at Malvo, Muhammad would get furious.

"[Muhammad] often felt the young man's muscles after a workout and said Malvo was his pride and joy. He told the young man, 'Allah is going to be proud of you. You must be strong to do his work.' The kid was totally in Muhammad's power."

The workout partner, who requested anonymity due to fears of revenge by Islamic extremists, also said Muhammad hated the U.S.

"He had links to al-Qaida and wanted to terrorize America."

A top federal law enforcement officer revealed that authorities are investigating the homosexual relationship between the two men and a connection with foreign terrorists in Canada, Seattle and two other cities.

"Muhammad did quite a bit of traveling and always seemed to be able to get money," said the officer. "We are checking banking records of individuals and groups suspected of terrorist activity not only in Europe but also in Canada and in the Caribbean.

"Muhammad had contact with a mosque in northern Virginia that was also frequented by at least two of the terrorists who crashed into the World Trade Center. While not being part of an organized group of terrorists, Muhammad would be the kind they use."

The Enquirer says Muhammad's world began spinning out of control after his second wife Mildred hit him with a divorce action in December 1999. He fled with their three children to Antigua in March 2000, but he returned to the U.S. three months later.

Authorities were able to return the children to their mother in September 2001. Alone and lonely, Muhammad reportedly turned to Malvo for comfort and began introducing him as his stepson.

"When Muhammad's wife regained custody of their three children, Muhammad's latent homosexuality was triggered," said Dr. Andrew Hodges, a forensic psychiatrist and expert on serial killers.

At Bellingham's Lighthouse Mission for the homeless, the shelter's executive director, the Rev. Al Archer, concluded that Muhammad was a dangerous man linked to Islamic extremists, and more than a year ago unsuccessfully tried to get the FBI to share his concern.

"After I got to know Muhammad better, I suspected him of being part of a terrorist organization," Archer said. "I called the FBI in October 2001, but tragically they didn't listen to me."

Those concerns were echoed by Archer's colleague, the Rev. James Mitton.

"Muhammad supposedly didn't have any money, yet he could fly to the Caribbean," said Mitton. "He would go to California. He would say he needed to go somewhere on the East Coast, and he had the money to do it.

"Muhammad never had a job that we knew about – that was part of what threw up a red flag. He was apparently getting money from an outside source."

Authorities are now trying to glean what information they can from a laptop computer recovered from the Chevrolet Caprice, the vehicle from which the pair allegedly launched their shooting spree.

"We're also looking at a mosque in Falls Church, Va., for leads to map out a network that may lead us right to al-Qaida's doorstep," said a law enforcement official.

"There's an active cell in northern Virginia that Muhammad may well have hooked up with. And Muhammad's ties to Louis Farrakhan's Nation of Islam are also important."

The FBI is also closely investigating the activities of a violent Muslim group operating

3 posted on 11/03/2002 2:52:44 PM PST by USA21
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To: Alamo-Girl
ping
4 posted on 11/03/2002 2:56:48 PM PST by anymouse
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To: anymouse
Thanks for the heads up!
5 posted on 11/03/2002 3:14:35 PM PST by Alamo-Girl
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To: Tacis
No big deal. The US caught him coming into the country on forged papers. No big deal (they said then).
6 posted on 11/03/2002 4:03:10 PM PST by cinFLA
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