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Proof that Islam makes you violent. Devon Arthurs
Even as a Neo-Nazi, Devon Arthurs never killed anyone. In 18 years of life Devon never killed anyone until he accepted Islam.
And then he went and killed his roommates for "disrespecting his faith."
I hate to say I told you so, but I told you so. We have always known that Jesus is the one true way to peace, and that believing in Muhammad makes you act like some PCP snorting monster playing Grand Theft Auto. He even went and took hostages!
From the liberal news media.
And then he went and killed his roommates for "disrespecting his faith."
I hate to say I told you so, but I told you so. We have always known that Jesus is the one true way to peace, and that believing in Muhammad makes you act like some PCP snorting monster playing Grand Theft Auto. He even went and took hostages!
From the liberal news media.
Neo-Nazi-Turned-Muslim Charged With Killing Roommates Who ‘Disrespected’ Faith
A former neo-Nazi who converted to Islam was charged with killing two roommates in his Florida apartment after he says they disrespected his faith, authorities said.
Devon Arthurs, 18, was booked on two counts of first-degree murder, two counts of aggravated assault and three counts of armed kidnapping, jail records show.
Cops first encountered Arthurs Friday afternoon after he took hostages at a smoke shop north of the city, according to a statement from a Tampa Bay police spokesperson.
Arthurs barred an employee and two customers from leaving the shop, the statement said. Citing police documents, the Tampa Bay Times reported that he ordered them onto the ground and "informed all three victims that he was upset due to America bombing his Muslim countries."
After responding officers convinced him to let the hostages go, they took Arthurs into custody. That's when he told them that he killed two of his roommates and that their bodies were at their apartment, the statement says.
Jeremy Himmelman, 22, and Andrew Oneschuk, 18, were found there shot to death.
A fourth roommate, Brandon Russell, was found unharmed but later charged with illegally storing bomb-making equipment in his garage, according to court records.
Russell identified himself to police as a National Guard soldier, as well as a national socialist and a member of a group called the "Atom Waffen," or Atomic Weapon, according to court records. On Russell's dresser, court records say, he kept a framed photo of Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh.
Arthurs alleged that he and his roommates "shared a common neo-Nazi belief" until his recent conversion to Islam, according to court documents.
"He said his roommates disrespected his Muslim faith," the statement said. "He also said he had become angered by what he described as the world's anti-Muslim sentiment and wanted to bring attention to his cause."
A former neo-Nazi who converted to Islam was charged with killing two roommates in his Florida apartment after he says they disrespected his faith, authorities said.
Devon Arthurs, 18, was booked on two counts of first-degree murder, two counts of aggravated assault and three counts of armed kidnapping, jail records show.
Cops first encountered Arthurs Friday afternoon after he took hostages at a smoke shop north of the city, according to a statement from a Tampa Bay police spokesperson.
Arthurs barred an employee and two customers from leaving the shop, the statement said. Citing police documents, the Tampa Bay Times reported that he ordered them onto the ground and "informed all three victims that he was upset due to America bombing his Muslim countries."
After responding officers convinced him to let the hostages go, they took Arthurs into custody. That's when he told them that he killed two of his roommates and that their bodies were at their apartment, the statement says.
Jeremy Himmelman, 22, and Andrew Oneschuk, 18, were found there shot to death.
A fourth roommate, Brandon Russell, was found unharmed but later charged with illegally storing bomb-making equipment in his garage, according to court records.
Russell identified himself to police as a National Guard soldier, as well as a national socialist and a member of a group called the "Atom Waffen," or Atomic Weapon, according to court records. On Russell's dresser, court records say, he kept a framed photo of Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh.
Arthurs alleged that he and his roommates "shared a common neo-Nazi belief" until his recent conversion to Islam, according to court documents.
"He said his roommates disrespected his Muslim faith," the statement said. "He also said he had become angered by what he described as the world's anti-Muslim sentiment and wanted to bring attention to his cause."