A shocking discovery in New Orleans reveals a bomb factory linked to a terrorist, with a Quran left open on a chilling passage.
New Orleans: A recent FBI raid uncovered a bomb factory in a rundown Texas trailer belonging to Shamsud-Din Jabbar. They found a Quran opened to a passage about violence in the name of Allah, which is pretty unsettling.
Inside, agents discovered a workbench loaded with bomb-making materials and chemicals. It’s alarming to think about what he was planning. Jabbar, who was inspired by ISIS, is suspected of killing 14 people in New Orleans.
Neighbors mentioned that he left Texas on New Year’s Eve, saying he was moving to New Orleans. Just hours later, he carried out a horrific attack on Bourbon Street, using a truck and an assault rifle.
He was shot dead by police at the scene, but not before causing chaos and injury. The FBI found unexploded bombs in his truck, which were likely made in that trailer.
Jabbar had a military background and had served in Afghanistan. It’s shocking to see how someone with such a history could turn to violence. His former commanding officer expressed disbelief at his transformation.
As investigators dig deeper, they’re trying to understand what led to his radicalization. It’s a tragic story that raises many questions about how someone can go from serving their country to committing such acts of terror.
