[Max Combined]

Nader Ali? Why are these people in our country?

[jocon307]

"Nader Ali? Why are these people in our country?"

"Ali was arrested Monday at his parents' home in New Jersey."

They may be in our country, but they are in my state!

Why isn't this headline Muslim kills Med School Co-ed?

I've got to get away from here, it's time for me to move to Jesusland.

[Paleo Conservative]

Nader Ali? Why are these people in our country?

[dennisw]

Lea Sullivan... the victim is Jewish. This might be a hate crime murder.

[miltonim]

http://www.nbc10.com/news/3898508/detail.html

http://cf.nbc10.com/phi/sh/videoplayer/video.cfm?id=3902267&owner=phi

Video:

http://cf.nbc10.com/phi/sh/videoplayer/video.cfm?id=3902267&owner=phi

[RightOnline]

"Although South Street was crowded with shoppers, no one tried to stop the attack."

Unbelievable.

Yet another reason why we Red Staters despise the Blue States. Try this in Raleigh, NC or Amarillo, TX or Montgomery, AL........you'll get your head handed to you by the "shoppers".

[visualops]

"Police sources said that Ali is bipolar and came to Sullivan's house the day before he killed her. She called her parents, who are both psychologists and asked for their advice on what she should do if she saw him again."

[NativeNewYorker]

Go to usatoday.com and drill down to the county red/blue map of PA. Philly is a speck of blue.

[Rippin]

Why women should support gun rights and Red State values.

[Husker24]

of the city's most vibrant neighborhoods

Code word for sh*tty.

[kcvl]

In 1998, Ali, then 19, was charged with assault and serving alcohol to minors following a brawl at a friend's house, the Bergen County Record reported at the time. Ali, trying to get unwanted guests to leave the party, had started the fight by throwing a cigarette in a guest's face, police told the paper. He was hit in the head with a bottle and needed 30 stitches.

It wasn't clear Tuesday whether Ali was convicted in that case.

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"This wasn't a chance encounter," said Lt. Michael Morrin of the homicide division. "He knew she was there and he went looking for her."

But no one seems to know his motive.

"We've just got to find out 'why' now," said Det. Sgt. Timothy Cooney of South Detectives, which initially investigated the attack. Robbery was ruled out as a motive.

snip

"You don't hit someone in the back of the head and not intend to kill them, " Cooeyn added. He said the killer then jumped into a car with New Jersey plates that had been parked on the south side of South Street and drove off.

snip

Both Sullivan and Ali had started out life on a similar trajectory, born and reared in affluent suburbs, both eventually with the goal of becoming a doctor.

Last night, a friend of Ali's family said that they were from Egypt and that Nader Ali was the oldest of three siblings who grew up in a large house on 2 acres in Franklin Lakes, an upscale bedroom community of New York City. She said his father, Farouk, is a chemist.

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Friends weren't surprised that Sullivan had chosen to become a doctor. "I think the medical field was totally her calling," said high school classmate Corey Weber, 25. "She was really wanting to help people. I think she would have been an awesome doctor."

In her senior yearbook, a baby picture is printed with a message from her family:

"Dear Lea, we treasure you always. You are kind, strong, smart, talented and beautiful. The world is yours. Love, Mom, Dad, Kara and Luke."

[Ben Chad]

"During the 1960s, when there was no shortage of drama in the nation’s courtrooms, one murder case stood alone in its ability to shock the country. The crime was not as gruesome as some others, since many more were just as violent, and still more that easily surpassed it. The victim was an ordinary working girl, not at all wealthy and not a member of any elite class. Her name was Catherine Genovese, the 28-year-old daughter of Italian-American parents. But to millions of people who read her story when it first appeared in New York City’s press, she would forever be remembered as “Kitty” Genovese. What happened to her, what happened to all of society on that dreadful night in the spring of 1964, would reverberate across the country and generate a national soul-searching that is reserved for only the most catastrophic of events. And nearly 40 years later, her name has become synonymous with a dark side of an urban character that, for many people, represents a harsh and disturbing reality of big city life."

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[Bubba]

Because it the "correct" thing to do. Lay down, roll over and expose America's soft under-belly to the world! Makes no sense to a God fearing, Jesus loving, gun packing, wife... kid and dog kissing and protecting Redneck.

[cajungirl]

seems he grew up here, his father is a chemist in NJ. Maybe he was born here. I don't think he is a recent arrival.