Well, we can hope that the jury actually convicts him, and that the judge doesn’t mitigate the punishment because it is “his culture.”
But I wouldn’t hold my breath.
The dude sounds like a swell guy. /S
I can’t imagine living life with that much hate in my heart. That isn’t living.
He who laughs last........
rwood
The only possible answer to "Why do you live here?" is that he full well intends on harming These United States from within. The single greatest threat to any institution, organization, or Nation is the enemy within its gates.
They are constantly telling us what they plan to do.
This is the kind of bozo for whom the old torn apart by horses execution method was invented. And then fed to pigs would be an appropriate means of disposal. Why bother with a pine box and gravestone? Let him be a protein source for pigs bound for cans of Alpo. That way, his carcass can be processed through pigs and then dogs, both of which are the opposite of halal in Islam.
Jordanian ... There’s a really good place for Jordanians. Jordan. It’s right there in the name and everything.
We have been invaded by these creatures. I was watching a video on Youtube last night and an advertisement pops up at the bottom for ‘learnmoreaboutislam’. I wonder if Youtube would allow ‘learnmoreaboutchristianity’?
These people don't belong here.
But, but, but......he LOVES America! He just doesn’t want any Americans living in it anymore.
Did Nancy Pelosi and Madd Maxine testify as character witnesses for this “poor misunderstood individual?”
I’m sure all the vigilant, peaceful Muslims who don’t support terrorism in his community immediately reported him to the government when he expressed those sentiments. Right?
How did the media treat the murders the week the story broke, did they media call it a hate crime against the muslim community?
I know they did that for at least one honor killing in Texas.
Some background from the Holland Michigan Sentinel:
Prosecutors say Ali Mahwood-Awad Irsan was enraged when Nesreen Irsan left home to marry a Christian and convert to Christianity, so he orchestrated the killings of his son-in-law and his daughter’s close friend who had encouraged the marriage.
HOUSTON — A Jordanian immigrant could face the death penalty after a Texas jury convicted him of killing his daughter’s American husband and an Iranian women’s rights activist in what prosecutors described as “honor killings.”
Prosecutors say Ali Mahwood-Awad Irsan was enraged when Nesreen Irsan left home to marry a Christian and convert to Christianity, so he orchestrated the killings of his son-in-law and his daughter’s close friend who had encouraged the marriage.
“Honor and shame, that’s what this is all about,” special prosecutor Anna Emmons told jurors. “You heard him say honor is a big deal to him. And the only way to clean that honor is to kill.”
Irsan’s trial in Houston lasted five weeks, but jurors deliberated for just 35 minutes Thursday before convicting him in the deaths of Coty Beavers and Gelareh Bagherzadeh, according to the Houston Chronicle . A sentencing hearing was set to begin Friday. Irsan faces life in prison or the death penalty.
Irsan testified that his daughter caused his family pain after running away to marry Beavers, and that Bagherzadeh had encouraged the union.
Nesreen Irsan testified that her father forbade her from dating Christians. She said she went to court to obtain a protective order to stop her family from harassing her after she moved in with Beavers.
Ali Mahwood-Awad Irsan acknowledged that he violated the protective order by continuing to call his daughter and drive near Beavers’ home. But he said he was concerned his daughter was on drugs and making bad decisions.
Among the nearly 100 witnesses in the trial was Irsan’s wife, Shmou Alrawabdeh, who testified last week that her conservative Muslim husband believed he had to kill Beavers to restore his honor. She told the jury that Irsan sneaked into Beavers’ apartment and shot him to death.
Alrawabdeh was also charged in the case, but she pleaded guilty to a lesser kidnapping charge in exchange for testifying against Irsan.
Irsan alleged in his testimony that his son, Nasim Irsan, was selling drugs and had attempted to poison him. Nasim Irsan, 24, is being held in Harris County jail on capital murder charges in the two slayings.