Atlas Shrugs April 12, 2013 MyJihad in Ohio: Muslim who murdered his Christian father at church left Qur'an on church podium, quoted Qur'an after murder I reported on this horrible shooting in a church on Easter. Every news report left out the religious aspect of the murder. I didn't, of course. _It was obvious. (The jihadi screamed "this is the will of Allah" as he gunned down his Christian father)._ (http://atlasshrugs2000.typepad.com/atlas_shrugs/2013/04/myjihad-in-ohio-muslim-screamed-the-will-of-allahthis-is-the-will-of- god-during-church-killing-on-ea.html) It is an Islamic pattern to attack Christians on Christian holidays. Now that the religious aspect in this case is unavoidable, we can expect no coverage going forward. _#MyJihad in Ohio: Muslim who murdered his Christian father at church left Qur'an on church podium, quoted Qur'an after murder_ (http://www.jihadwatch.org/2013/04/myjihad-in-ohio-muslim-who-murdered-his-christian-father-at-chur ch-left-quran-on-church-podium-quote.html) Jihadwatch, April 10, 2013 The pious Reshad Riddle He quoted the Qur'an after the murder, saying, according to a police officer, that he had "served his purpose." Apparently that purpose had to do with the Qur'an's command to "slay the idolaters wherever ye find them" (9:5). "Easter Sunday Ashtabula murder case bound over to grand jury," by Shelley Terry for the _Star Beacon_ (http://starbeacon.com/local/x1319129503/Easter-Sunday-Ashtabula-murder-case-bound-over-to-grand-jury) , April 10: ASHTABULA — The make of the gun, knives and the terror felt by Easter Sunday church-goers the day Reshad Riddle is accused of killing his father surfaced at his preliminary hearing Tuesday in Municipal Court. City Solicitor Michael Franklin called three city police officers to the witness stand to share their recollections of what occurred after Riddle allegedly shot Richard Riddle at point blank range outside of Hiawatha Church of God in Christ. Riddle has been charged with aggravated murder, having weapons under disability and carrying a concealed weapon. After 45 minutes of testimony, Judge Albert Camplese said there was probable cause to send the case over to the Ashtabula County grand jury. Riddle, 28, who appeared in shackles, an orange jail jumpsuit and a bullet-proof vest, sat at the defense table flanked by public defender Joseph Humpolick. The first witness, Patrolman Jay Janek said when he arrived on the scene, the elder Riddle was on the ground bleeding profusely, with an obvious gunshot wound to the head. “He was deceased,” Janek said. Police found Reshad Riddle inside the church, standing at the podium, he said. “He had the gun in the air,” Janek said. “He had several knives on him ... we later discovered the Koran on the podium.”
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