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| Why Am I Not Surprised |
| 2008-06-28 |
| A terrorist suspect on bail for charges linked to an alleged major suicide plot involving mass casualties has gone on the run, Scotland Yard has disclosed. Which way did he go? Which way did he go? The 23-year-old, who cannot be named for legal reasons, is understood to have fled during Friday prayers and left a suicide note at his home. He's on the lam but cannot be named? JEEBUS! Under strict bail conditions, he was due to report to police at 7am on Friday. It was reported on Friday night that he escaped while at prayers in a mosque near his home, which he was allowed to attend as part of the conditions. His family are said to have contacted police after they found the note. Dear Mom and Pop: I'm off to Off myself and as many Infidels as I can. Don't worry, see you soon in Paradise. Oh, yeah, please take care of Sobotsky, my pet goldfish. Scotland Yard has launched a massive manhunt, amid fears for the man's welfare. Detectives are playing down the suggestion the note implied he was on a suicide mission to target others Play that down, Muldoon, we don't want to scare people. Police sources said they are "furious" that another terror suspect has gone on the run after being granted bail. What'd ya expect? He had his fingers crossed. They have also faced problems with suspects slipping their control orders and at least three others are being hunted by police having absconded in the past year. Dissapeared into thin air. Must be Jinns. Zeeshan Siddiqui, a former London Underground worker linked to the leader of the July 7 bomb plot, has been missing since September last year. |
| Posted by:Deacon Blues |
| #4 So some nameless, faceless "Asian" is running around with a suicide vest in England. What the f*ck were you thinking. How can we possibly feel sorry for you? You are suicidal also. |
| Posted by: Grampaw Thamble2541 2008-06-28 18:34 |
| #3 Scotland Yard has launched a massive manhunt, amid fears for the man's welfare. Good grief. Sounds like there needs to be a revolution right there in Britain |
| Posted by: eLarson 2008-06-28 14:22 |
| #2 The idea that somebody who skipped bail still has privacy rights is- is- is- AUGH! I've never heard something so infuriating. Madmen! They have madmen running the legal system over there these days! |
| Posted by: Mitch H. 2008-06-28 14:19 |
| #1 Well, good luck guys. The Scotland Yard has gone piss poor in the past few years and I hope they find him before he kills a lot of British. |
| Posted by: DarthVader 2008-06-28 13:12 |