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In a YouTube video he posted in 2020 for his real estate business, a clean-cut Jabbar described himself as a reliable, trustworthy native Texan who spent 10 years in the military, which taught him "the meaning of great service."
But when he carried out the terror attack one of the deadliest since 9/11 Jabbar lived in a squalid trailer park on the outskirts of Houston that is home to mostly Muslim immigrants.
Geese, chickens, and sheep roamed freely in Jabbar's yard when The Post visited hours after the attack.

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Jabbar traveled to Egypt for 10 days last year, officials told the Post.
By mid-afternoon the feds swooped in kicking The Post and other journalists out of the area and cordoning it off.
Dozens of police vehicles swarmed the neighborhood, including an armored, military-style truck.

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Jabbar had been arrested twice: Once in Katy, Texas, for theft in 2002, court records show, and again three years later for driving without a valid license, the New York Times reported.

He had also been divorced twice, and the failed marriages apparently left him in financial ruin

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"I cannot afford the house payment," he wrote.

He added that his real estate business suffered more than $28,000 in losses the previous year.
His first wife, Nakedra Jabbar, has since remarried, and she and her new husband were cooperating with investigators, her husband's father, Nelson Marsh Sr., told the New York Post.

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nortex97 said:

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why was someone filming him before he turned down the street past the cop car on the rampage?

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nortex97 said:

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Well I apologize for the stupid question I just thought this looked like a cell phone recording, maybe it is security footage just panned/zoomed into the truck.

New surveillance video reveals New Orleans terror suspect Shamsud Din Jabbar bypassing a police barricade during the execution of the attack. pic.twitter.com/l0VegAV2XX

— Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) January 1, 2025

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nortex97 said:

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Squalid trailer home in Houston:

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In a YouTube video he posted in 2020 for his real estate business, a clean-cut Jabbar described himself as a reliable, trustworthy native Texan who spent 10 years in the military, which taught him "the meaning of great service."
But when he carried out the terror attack one of the deadliest since 9/11 Jabbar lived in a squalid trailer park on the outskirts of Houston that is home to mostly Muslim immigrants.
Geese, chickens, and sheep roamed freely in Jabbar's yard when The Post visited hours after the attack.

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Jabbar traveled to Egypt for 10 days last year, officials told the Post.
By mid-afternoon the feds swooped in kicking The Post and other journalists out of the area and cordoning it off.
Dozens of police vehicles swarmed the neighborhood, including an armored, military-style truck.

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Jabbar had been arrested twice: Once in Katy, Texas, for theft in 2002, court records show, and again three years later for driving without a valid license, the New York Times reported.

He had also been divorced twice, and the failed marriages apparently left him in financial ruin

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"I cannot afford the house payment," he wrote.

He added that his real estate business suffered more than $28,000 in losses the previous year.
His first wife, Nakedra Jabbar, has since remarried, and she and her new husband were cooperating with investigators, her husband's father, Nelson Marsh Sr., told the New York Post.

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So he wasn't very good at being a soldier, husband, dad, managing money, or business person. Who paid for his trip to Egypt though, and why was someone filming him before he turned down the street past the cop car on the rampage?

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Sounds like he had a lot of stresses / problems in life and he wanted to take his anger out on someone so he chose his religion as a way / means of directing his anger towards the public. Who knows if this is anyway tied to the mosque he was part of? I'm sure they will be interviewing people at his mosque to see if his act of violence / terror was part a bigger problem brewing inside that mosque? I know one thing, Houston people will want to know and demand they look into this … there are just too many red necks here that would happily patrol that area themselves with their own methods…

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Fat Black Swan said:

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Saw this on the LV guy. Crazy coincidence if not related.

I looked into the background of Matthew A. Livelsberger, the 37-year-old from Colorado Springs who drove a Turo-rented Tesla and blew up at the Trump Hotel in Las Vegas in a huge explosion.

Livelsberger is also a U.S. Army veteran, like the New Orleans ISIS terror suspect.… pic.twitter.com/36nZrhiC2S

— Andy Ngo 🏳️‍🌈 (@MrAndyNgo) January 2, 2025

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I looked into the background of Matthew A. Livelsberger, the 37-year-old from Colorado Springs who drove a Turo-rented Tesla and blew up at the Trump Hotel in Las Vegas in a huge explosion.

Livelsberger is also a U.S. Army veteran, like the New Orleans ISIS terror suspect. Livelsberger's LinkedIn is no longer online but there are ghost remnants of his background:

Special forces intelligence sergeant
Defense analysis and strategic studies degree from Norwich University

Denver7 reporter @TonyKovaleski says Livelsberger served at the same military base as New Orleans jihadist Shamsud-Din Jabbar

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From the dead terrorist's Mosque in Houston:

The mosque possibly attended by the New Orleans terrorist in Houston, Texas, chose a troubling response. Instead of offering condolences to the victims’ families, pledging cooperation with authorities, or addressing the media with transparency about their teachings, their primary… pic.twitter.com/sMJ4BVxo2z

— Brother Rachid الأخ رشيد (@BrotherRasheed) January 2, 2025

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Jabbar's actions WERE "transparency about their teachings."

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2000AgPhD said:

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Referring inquiries to CAIR. That's all you really need to know.

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nortex97 said:

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Squalid trailer home in Houston:

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In a YouTube video he posted in 2020 for his real estate business, a clean-cut Jabbar described himself as a reliable, trustworthy native Texan who spent 10 years in the military, which taught him "the meaning of great service."
But when he carried out the terror attack one of the deadliest since 9/11 Jabbar lived in a squalid trailer park on the outskirts of Houston that is home to mostly Muslim immigrants.
Geese, chickens, and sheep roamed freely in Jabbar's yard when The Post visited hours after the attack.

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Jabbar traveled to Egypt for 10 days last year, officials told the Post.
By mid-afternoon the feds swooped in kicking The Post and other journalists out of the area and cordoning it off.
Dozens of police vehicles swarmed the neighborhood, including an armored, military-style truck.

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Jabbar had been arrested twice: Once in Katy, Texas, for theft in 2002, court records show, and again three years later for driving without a valid license, the New York Times reported.

He had also been divorced twice, and the failed marriages apparently left him in financial ruin

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"I cannot afford the house payment," he wrote.

He added that his real estate business suffered more than $28,000 in losses the previous year.
His first wife, Nakedra Jabbar, has since remarried, and she and her new husband were cooperating with investigators, her husband's father, Nelson Marsh Sr., told the New York Post.

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So he wasn't very good at being a soldier, husband, dad, managing money, or business person. Who paid for his trip to Egypt though, and why was someone filming him before he turned down the street past the cop car on the rampage?

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nortex97 said:

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Squalid trailer home in Houston:

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In a YouTube video he posted in 2020 for his real estate business, a clean-cut Jabbar described himself as a reliable, trustworthy native Texan who spent 10 years in the military, which taught him "the meaning of great service."
But when he carried out the terror attack one of the deadliest since 9/11 Jabbar lived in a squalid trailer park on the outskirts of Houston that is home to mostly Muslim immigrants.
Geese, chickens, and sheep roamed freely in Jabbar's yard when The Post visited hours after the attack.

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Jabbar traveled to Egypt for 10 days last year, officials told the Post.
By mid-afternoon the feds swooped in kicking The Post and other journalists out of the area and cordoning it off.
Dozens of police vehicles swarmed the neighborhood, including an armored, military-style truck.

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Jabbar had been arrested twice: Once in Katy, Texas, for theft in 2002, court records show, and again three years later for driving without a valid license, the New York Times reported.

He had also been divorced twice, and the failed marriages apparently left him in financial ruin

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"I cannot afford the house payment," he wrote.

He added that his real estate business suffered more than $28,000 in losses the previous year.
His first wife, Nakedra Jabbar, has since remarried, and she and her new husband were cooperating with investigators, her husband's father, Nelson Marsh Sr., told the New York Post.

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So he wasn't very good at being a soldier, husband, dad, managing money, or business person. Who paid for his trip to Egypt though, and why was someone filming him before he turned down the street past the cop car on the rampage?

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