Police said they found both Sarah Yaser Said, 17, and Amina Yaser Said, 18, dead in a taxi that belonged to their father, Yaser Abdel Said, 50, of Lewisville, in the hotel parking lot.
Posted on 01/02/2008 6:05:48 AM PST by Menehune56
Police are searching for a 50-year-old Lewisville father whose 17- and 18-year-old daughters were found shot to death in an abandoned car Tuesday evening in Irving, police said.
Police suspect Yaser Abdel Said Saidyaser may have shot Sarah Yaser Said, 17 and Amina Yaser Said, 18 and let them for dead inside a car.
A 911 cell phone call, believed to have been made by one of the teens at about 7:30 p.m., alerted police to the shooting, but the caller was unable to tell police where she was and officers were dispatched to the area of O'Connor Road and Riverside Drive, officials said. Officers were unable to locate anyone.
About an hour later, police responded to a call reporting a suspicious vehicle in a parking lot in the 200 block of Las Colinas Boulevard -- about five minutes away from the first location -- where officer found the sisters, officials said.
Yaser Abdel Said was last seen wearing a black turtleneck shirt/sweater, a brown coat and tan pants. Police believe he is armed with a handgun and anyone with information should call 972-721-2518.
I’ve done this for my phone many times.
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How does one do this?
On a blackberry... download the new google maps from google. It’s got a feature that triangulates from radio towers.
Not sure what phones it will work on.
Sigh. You mean, other than the fact that this is a thread based on a MSM news report...?
Off-hand, I'd say because it's a free country. Just a guess, mind you.
You just have to bring reality into this, don’t you? LOL
Police said they found both Sarah Yaser Said, 17, and Amina Yaser Said, 18, dead in a taxi that belonged to their father, Yaser Abdel Said, 50, of Lewisville, in the hotel parking lot.
Thanks!
What is that fountain of blood?
They have a fountain of blood in Teheran. Martyr's blood.
Nice peaceful Islam.
Yes!
Everything is FREE!
:-)
The youngest children always look so petrified. I feel sorry for them until they reach about the age of 5, then they are lost to the cult forever.
True and if I were a girl I would hate to wear a burka as well.
Yet I find this case,as horrifying as it is,somewhat of a sad commentary on modern American culture and morality.This traditional Muslim father,as repressed and homicidal as he obviously was,most likely looked around him and saw how amoral and whorish so many American teen girls were and feared his daughters would end up the same way.
Of course,the solution for this dilemna is not murder,but for this man to take his daughters BACK to their country of origin where the chains on women are intact.
Same here. Aren't we horrible (yawn)?
If it’s a free country, why do I have to get permission from the government to replace my roof, windows, or water heater? Why do I have to have “papers” to travel? Why do I have to have permission from the government to own a pet cat or dog? Why is nearly 70% of the money I make taken from me by the government? Most importantly, why does no one else care about the things I’ve listed???
They probably didn’t want to wear that stupid headscarf
Most likely see more of these as time goes on especially in England
Now, now people! If we insist on improving our post-Christian culture with a flood of other cultures, we must learn tolerance.
I have avoided diversity classes at work for years, but I think I may go to the next one. JUST TO STIR THE POT!
This is sickening. We are not a Muslim society and will never be (hopefully). If this was an honor killing it only goes to show you, that these people will never assimilate into modern society.
and crappy disinterested dispatchers screw them up all the time, BS calls or not this was wrong.
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