Islamic skullcap.
Ummmm. Ever heard of Orthodox Judaism or any of a hundred other religious groups that habitually adopt this type of attire? And a "skullcap" isn't something I associate with Muslims. Turbins, yes, but skullcaps? What Muslim sect does that? It could certainly be that he's a Muslim, but his attire could mean any of a lot of other things, not anywhere near all of them having to do with any religion he might practice.
Also, I had heard about a stocking or knit cap in the description of the shooter in the first incident and a helmet and perhaps body armor in the second, not a skullcap. Has that been specifically reported anywhere?
Islamic skullcap.
I am more interested in where he got his IED materials and the “body armour” and helmet. Were they real or fakes?
Er, Orthodox Jews don’t kill people.
The skullcap is typically Muslim, although in the US it seems to be worn most heavily by Muslim converts. I don’t know where you live, but if you’ve ever lived in a big city, you’d know that every black jailhouse Muslim convert is out there with his skullcap, and an increasing number of disaffected whites wear them, too.
“Turbins, yes, but skullcaps? What Muslim sect does that? “
You’ve got it bass-ackwards:
Sikhs wear “turbans”.
Arab Muslims almost always wear skullcaps.
Most muslims wear skullcaps if they’re devout, only a few wear turbans. Sikhs ususally wear turbans which is why there were some misdirected hate crimes against them after 9/11.