EU official's daughter raped and murdered by "refugee"

[paulpablo]

I just searched this info and it doesn't go like that at least according to the telegraph.

It says they tried to deport him back to Tunisia where he was born but lacked the necessary documents, he tried previously to break into places to get guns.
The news continue to call him "The Tunisian"  Along with a bunch of agencies linking him to Islamic preachers/terrorists and so on so not really an assumption that's Muslim either.

well other sources disagree

I can't find any sources that say he isn't Tunisian.  A few newspapers saying he's Tunisian born with links to terrorists and preachers.

[Amarok]

I just searched this info and it doesn't go like that at least according to the telegraph.

It says they tried to deport him back to Tunisia where he was born but lacked the necessary documents, he tried previously to break into places to get guns.
The news continue to call him "The Tunisian"  Along with a bunch of agencies linking him to Islamic preachers/terrorists and so on so not really an assumption that's Muslim either.

The assumption lies in assuming that the ID card belonged to the assailant.

indeed

[CapnAwesome]

Tolerant left strikes again.

wtf

yes because no right winger on this site has ever said anything similar and been praised for it

did you note all the condemnation that comment got from other people on the left on this site

yup evil leftist all

Something similar to 'I hope you get raped and murdered" Not that I remember.

[Amarok]

wtf

yes because no right winger on this site has ever said anything just as bad and been praised for it

did you note all the condemnation that comment got from other people on the left on this site

yup evil leftist all

Something similar to 'I hope you get raped and murdered" Not that I remember.

Similar no just as bad yes

[paulpablo]

Turns out the real suspect is now a Muslim Tunisian asylum seeker not a Muslim Pakistani refugee.

He was refused asylum, yes. Germany tried to send him back, but Tunisia said he wasn't Tunisian.

Given that, I reckon my point stands; he's only a suspect, and the thought that he's Muslim remains an assumption.

I think it's now understood he was a Tunisian.
He was Muslim.
And the suspicion level has him as the most wanted man in Europe.
As far as I'm aware they have fingerprints, papers of the individual or some sort found in the vehicle and plus a previous criminal record and a record of associating with other people suspected to be involved with terrorist organizations.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

As far as I'm aware they have fingerprints, papers of the individual or some sort found in the vehicle and plus a previous criminal record and a record of associating with other people suspected to be involved with terrorist organizations.

1. The police have my fingerprints.

2. I have papers in my vehicles.

3. I have a prior criminal record.

4. I have associated with suspected terrorists.

5. I have never driven a lorry into a crowd.

Bear in mind, I'm NOT saying the man that is being sought isn't the man responsible for the horrible attack, but that it's far, FAR too early to assume he's the one. In fact, they (German security) have already caught a wrong man.

Boru

[paulpablo]

As far as I'm aware they have fingerprints, papers of the individual or some sort found in the vehicle and plus a previous criminal record and a record of associating with other people suspected to be involved with terrorist organizations.

1. The police have my fingerprints.

2. I have papers in my vehicles.

3. I have a prior criminal record.

4. I have associated with suspected terrorists.

5. I have never driven a lorry into a crowd.

Bear in mind, I'm NOT saying the man that is being sought isn't the man responsible for the horrible attack, but that it's far, FAR too early to assume he's the one. In fact, they (German security) have already caught a wrong man.

Boru

What?
I think you misunderstand.
The police found his fingerprints in the vehicle that was used to kill people, that's according to BBC news anyway.
His papers were found in the vehicle, not his vehicle, the vehicle that was used in the killings, the driver of the vehicle was killed.

If they found his fingerprints and his papers in his own vehicle I don't think he'd be the most wanted in Europe.

[Thumpalumpacus]

He was refused asylum, yes. Germany tried to send him back, but Tunisia said he wasn't Tunisian.

Given that, I reckon my point stands; he's only a suspect, and the thought that he's Muslim remains an assumption.

I think it's now understood he was a Tunisian.
He was Muslim.
And the suspicion level has him as the most wanted man in Europe.
As far as I'm aware they have fingerprints, papers of the individual or some sort found in the vehicle and plus a previous criminal record and a record of associating with other people suspected to be involved with terrorist organizations.

My point was not about the perpetrator himself. My point was about the assumptions made before the suspect's identity was known. Surely you're sharp enough to get the point.

[paulpablo]

I think it's now understood he was a Tunisian.
He was Muslim.
And the suspicion level has him as the most wanted man in Europe.
As far as I'm aware they have fingerprints, papers of the individual or some sort found in the vehicle and plus a previous criminal record and a record of associating with other people suspected to be involved with terrorist organizations.

My point was not about the perpetrator himself. My point was about the assumptions made before the suspect's identity was known. Surely you're sharp enough to get the point.

I was disagreeing with the statement that it's only an assumption that the suspect is Muslim.
Based on what I'd heard about the suspect and his background I'd say it's more than an assumption.

I was also pointing out that I don't know where you heard that he isn't Tunisian.
Every news source I've seen says he's Tunisian.

[Thumpalumpacus]

My point was not about the perpetrator himself. My point was about the assumptions made before the suspect's identity was known. Surely you're sharp enough to get the point.

I was disagreeing with the statement that it's only an assumption that the suspect is Muslim.
Based on what I'd heard about the suspect and his background I'd say it's more than an assumption.

I was also pointing out that I don't know where you heard that he isn't Tunisian.
Every news source I've seen says he's Tunisian.

At the time that post was made, it was only an assumption. Do you need everything explained to you?