The MSM is still missing that at least three people were involved in the killing of Tevlin, as well as the fact that Ali Muhammad Brown had a prior association with a terrorist ring associated with al Shabaab.
Via Fox Nation:
“He could’ve been my son.” That’s what the President said about Trayvon Martin. And it was true. He could’ve passed for the President’s son. No doubt Trayvon’s parents miss him every day. The President also expressed outrage about the death of Michael Brown. Rightly so, no parents should have to bury their sons. It is tragic.
When I look at this picture of Brendan Tevlin, I think, he could have been my son.
A nineteen year old, suburban boy. Strawberry blond, athletic, bright and smiley. On June 25th he texted his Mom, Allison, that he was on his way home from a friend’s house.
But he never made it there. Minutes later, Ali Muhammad Brown walked up to Brendan’s family car, stopped at a red light and fired ten rounds into the car, and killed him.
Brown then allegedly drove the car, with Brendan in it, to a parking lot and left him there.
We live not far from the Tevlin’s and word of the tragedy spread quickly locally. Carjacking? Robbery? What could have happened?
Then at a press conference the police said the killing was “targeted.” That was a loaded word.
Everyone including me thought this: Oh, I see. Brendan was the one picked that night to go buy the pot from some guy in a parking lot and something went very wrong.
Logical maybe, but completely off base. There were no drugs. Just a boy targeted by a killer, who was bent on jihad, because he was a white man and alone.
Here’s more on Brendan Tevlin. Unfortunately, there are also three other people killed by this jihadi as well.