Car drives into Bourbon Street crowd, kills at least 10

As someone who goes by numerous obvious targets on my commute into Manhattan and the walk to my office, I do always worry about the person setting off an explosive device. The barricade system is more extensive than you might think, but obviously isn’t everywhere.

 

What in the shit is this!?
A New York Post reporter went into Shamsud-Din Jabbar's house in Houston and gave a two-minute video tour. So many questions here:1
1) This wasn't sealed off and guarded!?
2) Did this reporter just wander up and go inside, or was she invited?
3) Isn't this a crime scene? It appears there is a hell of a lot of evidence in there that could be contaminated.
4) Why is all of that evidence still there and laying out in the open like that? If this reporter could just walk in, then anyone else could. Doesn't this compromise the investigation?
5) Was this staged? All of the evidence and warrants laying around, no Feds minding the store ... this is either way too convenient, totally staged, or some kind of set up.

And while I'm all for reporters taking the initiative to get a story, I'm thinking Jennie Taer is going to be getting an early morning knock on her door. She's got some explaining to do, and so does the FBI or whoever was supposed to be minding the store here.

https://nypost.com/2025/01/02/us-ne...n-open-to-chilling-passage-new-photos-reveal/

 

This is smelling all too convenient. Remember this is the Rupert Murdoch kayfabe machine.

 

Which part, dead brown guy being blamed for attack?

 

His mooslim holy book open to the martyrdom page. Just like the reality teeevee scriptwriters would do it.

 

And also his ID, credit cards, keys, the warrants and inventory, flash drives, computers, etc., all being laid out neatly on a table.
If it's not staged, everyone in the FBI's Houston field office ought to be fired immediately.

 

Are there narration-balloon placards and signs laid out?

"Murderous Mooslim's holy book ----->"

 

She had to be let in. A schlub from the Atascocita Gazette won't get the time of day.