I’m a portrait artist - and I would say that if the artist had been sitting in front of Padilla to do the drawing, it would look the same -
This photo and the sketch should be plastered everywhere - It will get more peoples attention than thousands of words - it would be a knock on the head, which is sometimes needed to get someones attention - and then go from there....
Can we get Rush, Hannity, et al to get this out there and beat the drums - along with a line made famous by Fred Thompson during the Nixen hearings; the one about who knew and when did they know it.
Get this photo/sketch out there and mention it was during Clintooons watch (you’d be surprised how many today don’t realize that) and ask the question. This simple approach could be the wedge that pries open this can of worms
“Officials said Al Muhajir was born in New York on October 18, 1970, and moved to Chicago when he was 5 years old.
“Sources said he served three years in a juvenile detention center in suburban Chicago for aggravated battery, armed robbery and attempted armed robbery. He was released in May 1988, shortly before his 18th birthday, and put on parole until he turned 21.
“He was arrested in 1991 on a gun and assault charges stemming from a road rage incident in Sunrise, Florida.
“The officers who made the arrest on October 8, 1991 — Lt. Charles Vitale and Detective Neil Lawrence — told CNN that Al Muhajir fired a .38-caliber handgun after getting into an argument with two men in another car at a gas station. No one was injured.
“He was charged with two counts of aggravated assault, one count of using a firearm in the commission of a felony and one count of carrying a concealed firearm.
“While Al Muhajir was in jail, he physically attacked a deputy, resulting in additional charges.
“Al Muhajir spent 303 days in the county jail and was sentenced to a year’s probation.
“After his release in 1992, Al Muhajir was cited for several traffic violations in south Florida, Broward County officials said. His most recent violation was in November 1997.
From: “U.S. authorities capture ‘dirty bomb’ suspect
His associate captured in Pakistan, U.S. officials say”
June 10, 2002 Posted: 11:47 PM EDT (0347 GMT)
http://archives.cnn.com/2002/US/06/10/dirty.bomb.suspect/index.html