Feds believe Saudis helped Muslim accused of murdering Oregon teen escape

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As far as the Saudis are concerned, Abdulrahman Sameer Noorah didn’t commit a crime. The victim was a kuffar, so what did it matter? So they are happy to help him get back home where he won’t rot in jail. The Saudis, despite their pretensions of being our allies, have no respect for the American justice system, or for any justice system not based upon the Quran and Sunnah.

“He was accused of killing a Portland teen. Feds believe the Saudis helped him escape,” by Shane Dixon Kavanaugh, OregonLive.com, December 23, 2018 (thanks to Vikram):

A black SUV pulled up to Abdulrahman Sameer Noorah’s home in Southeast Portland two weeks before his June 2017 trial.

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Noorah, a Saudi national charged the year before in the fatal hit-and-run of a teenage girl crossing Hawthorne Boulevard, had a bag packed that Saturday afternoon.

The private car drove the 21-year-old Portland Community College student to a sand-and-gravel yard two miles away.

That’s where Noorah sliced off the tracking monitor he had worn around his ankle for months, according to interviews with federal authorities. He then discarded it at the scene before vanishing, leaving a victim’s family crushed and prosecutors furious and flummoxed.

Law enforcement officials now say they believe Noorah got an illicit passport and boarded a plane — likely a private carrier — to flee the country.

Despite unknowns in the ongoing investigation, officials with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and U.S. Marshals Service are all but certain who helped orchestrate the remarkable escape: the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

U.S. officials learned only recently from the Saudi government that Noorah arrived back home 18 months ago.

“We’re doing everything we can to get him back,” said Eric Wahlstrom, a supervisory deputy U.S. marshal in Oregon.

Prosecutors still hope to try Noorah in the death of 15-year-old Fallon Smart.

But the efforts might not amount to much.

The U.S. and Saudi Arabia have no extradition treaty, which means an arrest of Noorah inside the kingdom is unlikely. Nor have federal officers confirmed the young man’s precise whereabouts within the Middle East nation.

The new details emerged amid mounting scrutiny of Saudi Arabia’s conduct abroad following the kingdom’s role in the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in Turkey this fall. Khashoggi, a U.S. resident, was killed and dismembered inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, according to Turkish officials.

“It begs the question: Why isn’t the Saudi government respecting our justice system?” said Chris Larsen, a lawyer for Smart’s mother, Fawn Lengvenis. “It’s reprehensible.”…

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Jay Wizzy
Jay Wizzy
5 years ago

Suggesting that these are the only crimes of Saudi Arabia is misleading & doesn’t serve the interest of the public.
The unjust Muhammad-law & Saudi Arabia must be abolished & replaced with a global ethical system based on love, truth, ecology, friendliness, human rights, American English, justice, healthy food (see DrAxe.com), global imperialism, cultivation of ecological best quality basics, support for self realization & a ban on the unjust Muhammad-law.
Saudi Arabia
• enslaves Africans (sometimes castrating them) in emulation of unjust Muhammad who started the global African slave-trade by saying his unproven deity had colored Africans black so the African’s descendants would be slaves to Arabs & Turks, Africans are enslaved from Saudi Arabia to Mauritania,
• kills atheists through decapitations, torture, detainment, oppression & worldwide censorship according to the unjust Muhammad-law,
• cuts off clitorisses of all females according to the unjust Muhammad-law,
• was part of the twin-tower attack plot together with Iran, maybe Germany & others.
Trump selling weapons to Saudi Arabia & allowing their intervention in education & social media is unacceptable.

Warmac9999
Warmac9999
5 years ago
Reply to  Jay Wizzy

And Obama funded Iran.

As far as I can tell, the Mideast tar baby continues to entangle America. Trump goes to pull out a couple of thousand troop from Syria and the advocates for the tar baby scream “no”.

There is no global ethical system outside Western Europe. Destroy the nations of Europe in some blind pursuit of a global socialist utopia and you will plunge the world into darkness.

Achmed Mohandjob
Achmed Mohandjob
5 years ago
Reply to  Warmac9999

Well said.

Drew the Infidel
Drew the Infidel
5 years ago
Reply to  Jay Wizzy

How are you going to implemdnt a “global ethical system” when you can’t get unanimous consensus on the desirability of cold beer?

The difference between us Methodists and other Protestants is that we will at least speak to each other in the liquor store.

Suresh
Suresh
5 years ago

UN Supports Jihadi Invasion and Islamic Takeover of Non-Muslim Lands

And rejects Trump’s choice For daring to speak the Truth About it to head UN’s International Organization for Migration
https://tinyurl.com/yc88lljq

why are we funding them ?

Thomas Faddis
Thomas Faddis
5 years ago

I don’t want saudi arabia nuked…a neutron bombing would preserve the oil infrastructure!

Achmed Mohandjob
Achmed Mohandjob
5 years ago
Reply to  Thomas Faddis

My thoughts, exactly. I’ve often wondered why they (neutron bombs) have not been used on ireene.

mztore
mztore
5 years ago
Reply to  Thomas Faddis

Who cares about the oil. We here inn the U.S. have and can produce all the oil we need. I’ve said for years, we need to support our own country and the hell with the european nations….since they can’t play fair.

aebe
aebe
5 years ago
Reply to  Thomas Faddis

A nice layer of radioactive glass would preserve Saudi oil until we should need it.

Thomas Faddis
Thomas Faddis
5 years ago
Reply to  aebe

I’m open minded, lol!

David Grisez
David Grisez
5 years ago

The biggest problem is that Noorah is now in his native country of Saudi Arabia. And Saudi Arabia and the United States do not have an extradition treaty with each other. Without an extradition treaty, it is extremely unlikely that the United States will convince Saudi Arabia to arrest and extradite this man to the United States for trial on a hit and run murder case. Since the Saudi Arabian government was involved in this man’s escape from the United States, this man will never be brought back to the United States for trial. If this case was so serious, this man should have been held for trial with out bail.

felix1999
felix1999
5 years ago
Reply to  David Grisez

He’s home free!

mztore
mztore
5 years ago
Reply to  David Grisez

Why was he turned loose with just an ankle monitor in the first place? Any mudslime who is arrested for anything can’t be trusted not to run.

MuhamMUDTheFakeProphet
MuhamMUDTheFakeProphet
5 years ago
Reply to  mztore

That is an interesting question. You have to wonder if a judge was paid off either before or after the fact of Noorah’s obvious escape.

CharlieSeattle
CharlieSeattle
5 years ago
Reply to  David Grisez

In a leftist, left coast 9th Circuit courtroom?

felix1999
felix1999
5 years ago

They all do that here. Drive around in Princeton NJ and see all the diplomat license plates. Diplomats are immune from our laws. If something goes wrong they flee. Even if they are not diplomats, Muslims and other countries have no respect or regard for our laws. This is standard procedure when it is a foreigner. If you want to change that. keep them in jail so they can’t flee.

Ziggy46
Ziggy46
5 years ago

The Saudis are not allies; they, as are all Islamic/Arab States are the enemy. Yet, our government and leaders continue to give the benefit of the doubt to this autocracy… some may say a theocracy, perhaps a smidgen of both.

CharlieSeattle
CharlieSeattle
5 years ago
Reply to  Ziggy46

In every WESTERN country where Muslims are in the minority, they are obsessed with minority rights.
In every ISLAMIC country with a Muslim majority, …there are no minority rights!

islam is NOT a religion of peace!!
islam is a sick and twisted terrorist ideology that is completely incompatible with western civilization!!

Deport all muslims, CITIZENS OR not, from the west at once!!
Ban all muslims from traveling to the west, …FOREVER
Implement muslim control, NOT gun control.

Defending your person, your family, your country from attack and invasion from those forcing a violent, terrorist, genocidal ideology on western civilization…is …not … islamophobia ….or racist. ….It is just common sense.

The people of Europe, Britain and Canada must throw down their treasonous leaders forcing this evil upon them.

……………………………..The USA just did, Nov. 2016!

Ziggy46
Ziggy46
5 years ago
Reply to  CharlieSeattle

Excellent post, Charlie S; I agree totally, with nothing to add, as you are bang on!

patd
patd
5 years ago

Until the people running our country understand that islam is a doctrine of hate that requires muslims to kill, destroy and rape infidels this will continue…islam will never coexist with non-muslim societies!!!!

Ronald Bowitz
Ronald Bowitz
5 years ago

OIL…..That got the Saudis off the hook for 9/11 as well as this murder. The journalist. A little more nuanced. He hated Israel and the Jews. He hated the kingdom and he made enemies. In the west he would go on. But, this is what arabs do to arabs. They are a sickening lot. I do not want them over here because they hate Jews, they hate Israel, the hate the west, they hate each other. The left loves them as does Bernie, Dianne and Cortez.

BannedSnailmailtrucker
BannedSnailmailtrucker
5 years ago

Oregon trying to do the Right thing ?

Do you know how to Spell WAY ?
Weigh
Whey
Way

THERE AIN’T NO F IN WAY !

aebe
aebe
5 years ago

Between Brown and the progressives in the legislature ? We ought to give the state a big yank to the right and leave them all standing on the ocean.

Alleged-Comment
Alleged-Comment
5 years ago

I think you have to blame all of this on the Boosh dynasty. They have been giving us Boosh sh it for the longest time. Arming both sides like their grandfather in WW II.

Keeps them in power and you rotting in their mental prisons.

John Acord
John Acord
5 years ago

Why,may I ask, was a foreign national from a country without an extradition treaty, granted bail in the first place? Thee is no doubt that he was a flight risk. Hopefully, this incident will be used by prosecutors to demand that Saudi nationals accused of crimes in the USA should not be granted bail and must remain in custody until their trial and sentence completed. The blame for this flight is squarely on the court and prosecutors who allowed bail.

Drew the Infidel
Drew the Infidel
5 years ago

This is a question I asked immediately after the Khashoggi murder. Why is everyone demanding Trump drop the hammer on the Saudis after the way Bush 43 let them off the hook after 9/11?

Remember how they scurried like cockroaches when the lights come on to GTFO while the Twin Towers were still afire?

And don’t forget, fifteen of the nineteen 9/11 hijackers plus money man bin Laden were all Saudi.

GRA
GRA
5 years ago

Tha Saudis are NOT our friends and never have been. I’ve never trusted any of them and never will. Pathetic savages jus tiled everyone else. we should kidnap the escapee and return him for justice.

Drew the Infidel
Drew the Infidel
5 years ago
Reply to  GRA

Agreed. It’s like Senator Kennedy (R-LA) said, “With the exception of Israel, I trust every country in the Middle East like I do gas station sushi.”

iprazhm
iprazhm
5 years ago
Reply to  GRA

Saudi Arabia is funding most all the mosques springing up across our country.

iprazhm
iprazhm
5 years ago

Never forget that almost all the jihadis that flew planes into the twin towers, the pentagon and into a field because it was botched by brave patriots on board, were from Saudi Arabia.

volksnut
volksnut
5 years ago

Welcome – to the ‘ religion of peace ‘ As is the case 99.9% of the time – Its all about the money and the saudis have oil tankers full of it.My question – why are ankle monitors made with material that can so easily be defeated? How about the 7 saudi chemical engineering ‘ students ‘ who were caught at – 1:30am – on the grounds of a drinking reservour on the East Coast with the ‘ explanation they were doing research ‘ after having cut the lock..There was the initial news article – then nothing more.

Stephen Honig
Stephen Honig
5 years ago

I didn’t think think Saudis were that radical.

joc22
joc22
5 years ago

It begs the question: Why isn’t the Saudi government respecting our justice system?” said Chris Larsen, a lawyer for Smart’s mother, Fawn Lengvenis. “It’s reprehensible.”…
ARE you just that frickin stupid Chris Larsen, the Suad’s don’t respect western law or western women. She was just another infidel female who’s life was insigniagate in their world and ideology. He is a muslim a follower of their heathen religion who they believe are the rue rules of the world. To think that the Saudi government would allow one of theirs, a rich one more than likely, to be held to account in an infidel part of the world, PLEASE the US courts have got to be just plain stupid to think the Saudi’s would allow that to happen

joc22
joc22
5 years ago

It begs the question: Why isn’t the Saudi government respecting our justice system?” said Chris Larsen, a lawyer for Smart’s mother, Fawn Lengvenis. “It’s reprehensible.”…
This has got to be one of the dumbest lawyers I have ever of. To actually believe the Saudi’s would allow one of their own ( a rich and well connected one) to be held accountable in an infidel court is either stupid or really doesn’t understand islam. I think it’s both, the US justice system holds the majority of the blame here because of it’s lack of understanding of the islamic world.

MuhamMUDTheFakeProphet
MuhamMUDTheFakeProphet
5 years ago

When Idi Amin, the muslum dictator of Uganda, had to leave Uganda after losing power and being accused of committing genocide in Uganda it was Soddy Barbaria that not only provided him safe haven, but a mansion and annual stipend, because killing the kufar en mass for allah the barbarian should always be rewarded.

cylde
cylde
5 years ago

Why don’t the democrats respect our laws either? All these sanctuary cities and open borders. I do not blame them for holding our justice system in contempt. They see us as fools and they are right.

diamondplayer
diamondplayer
5 years ago

I guess the leftist judge didn’t think this killer would flee. Blaming Saudi Arabia is a convenient excuse to absolve our progressive judicial system.

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