Asylum Seeker Uber Driver Said He Murdered His Two Young Children With A Petrol-Soaked Cloth During a Downstairs Sleepover Because He Was ‘struggling Make Enough Money to Support Them’
Uber driver Endris Mohammed also tried to kill his wife and was pictured horribly disfigured in a police mugshot after attempting to take his own life by setting his car ablaze (left). The warped father, 47, tried to take his own life after murdering his two children, Saros, eight and Leanor, six, by smothering them with a petrol-doused cloth (centre). Chilling footage of Mohammed before the murders shows the Ethiopian asylum-seeker arriving at a garage and purchasing a jerrycan full of petrol (top right). Emergency services rushed to the family home following a blaze at the property in Handsworth, Birmingham, at around 3.30am on October 28 last year, where they discovered the lifeless bodies of the two children. Mohammed fled the scene in his rented Vauxhall Insignia – which he used for work – and was later found 40 miles away inside the burning vehicle, having tried to take his own life (bottom right). When asked by a psychiatrist why he had murdered his children and attempted to murder his wife, Mohammed said that he ‘did not want them to suffer’.
Selected Comments:
What a thoroughly evil man, to kill his children and attempt to kill his wife. The injuries to himself does not mean a thing and I have no sympathy for him.
Useless animal, couldn’t even kill himself properly
I’m glad he’s not dead. I hope he suffers for the rest of his life
Hopefully he’s in complete agony until he dies a violent death.
That’s horrific, those poor children! He deserves whatever is coming his way in the way of pain and torment!
Those poor children they never had a chance with evil living amongst them.
Grenfell Tower Fire Victim Named As 29-Year-Old Mother Berkti Haftom
Her family issued a statement which said: “Berkti was a generous, caring, loving mother, partner, sister, aunty and friend and she will be missed by us all forever.”
Unbelievable Witch Hunt: Sen. Kamala Harris (notice Obama’s Demons in her?) Disrespects The Sitting Attorney General Of The United States – Like A Criminal on Prosecution
While the wicked and empty lords of this world talk non-stop empty talks about the environment, climate change and Paris, the satanic Islamic ritual of Ramadan brings fire, smoke and death to planet Earth. In the Northern hemisphere, Europe, in particular, air temperatures are rising and rising: 2017 Europe summer forecast: Heat to dominate the south; Storms to rattle Germany and Poland – and it begun with exact arrival date of Ramadan, on 26-27 May, 2017.
Our Ethiopian forefathers wrote in ancient books of mysteries that there is a separate world, called, SAUD, which belongs to one of the 12 worlds found on The EYOR Sky (of the Seven Skies) The Lord, Egziabher created them for punishment – as a scourge. ‘People’ of SAUD are created to destroy, cause volcanic eruptions, to dry up the air and the earth – create deserts. They move from place to place (nomads & migrants) but The Lord Egziabher doesn’t allow them to settle down wherever they move in — as they have to go back where they come from. Their food is special (Halal) not to be eaten by children of God, Egziabher. Their protector or angel is called Azazel(the fallen angel or demon – leader of the watchers)
Isn’t this mindbogglingly astonishing!?
Well, we have everything right there in front of our eyes to prove the above story:
Thursday 01 June 2017 – it started in SAUDI Barbaria:
Pay attention to the following image: on the right side of the sky we see The huge Cross with the right hand chasing something in human form to the left:
Berlin: Seven Migrants Charged After Homeless Man Set On Fire
SEVEN migrants have been charged after they allegedly tried to burn a homeless man to death on Christmas Day.
Six of the seven suspects are teenagers age between 15 and 18 turned themselves in to police after CCTV footage emerged of the incident which happened in Berlin on Sunday.
The homeless man, who had been sleeping in an underground train station, managed to get away and escaped unharmed after the attack.
The seventh suspect, a 21-year-old man, was arrested near his home. Police in Germany said the man was the ringleader in the incident.
Six of the seven arrested are migrants from Syria and one is from Lebanon. According to investigators their status is “very different” – some of them have a residence status, others are in ongoing asylum procedures.
Each of the suspects entered the country in the past two years as asylum seekers and worryingly were all known to police.
The 37-year-old homeless man had been trying to keep warm under sheets of paper when the gang tried to set him alight at Schoenleinstrasse underground station in south Berlin.
One policewoman was able to kick the man’s lighter out of his hand, so that he could be overwhelmed. Two policewomen were lightly injured. The 45-year-old was committed to the municipal clinic after the incident.
He harassed employees of a car rental
The employees of a car rental company had called the police because they were molested by the man. On the way to the police station, the Turk from Dortmund then claimed that the liquid in the can in his hand was drinking water.
He threatened “I will take you all with me”
During a scuffle in the police station the man was able to open the can and to douse himself and policemen with him with gasoline. He pulled a lighter out of his pocket and yelled: “I don’t care if I die, I will take you all with me!” One of the policewomen quick-wittedly reacted and prevented a worse outcome.
Proceedings have been initiated against the man for severe bodily harm as well as resisting arrest.
The pictures coming out of the Gatlinburg, Tennessee, wildfires are just devastating. Acres of woodland blackened. Row upon row of homes and businesses reduced to ashes.
But a TV crew with CNN affiliate WVLT spotted something of a miracle amid all that destruction. On Wednesday, reporter Kelsey Leyrer and her team captured footage of what they saw at a house out in Sevier County. It was a statue of Jesus — covered with soot and ashes, but still standing. It was the only thing left after the home burned to the ground.
The Jesus statue was the second religious item this week that survived the wildfires. Earlier this week Isaac McCord, an employee at the Dollywood theme park, says he found a partially burned page from the Bible’s book of Joel. The part of the passage that’s readable, from Joel’s first chapter reads, “O LORD, to thee will I cry: for the fire hath devoured the pastures of the wilderness, and the flame hath burned all the trees of the field.”
McCord immediately took a picture of what he’d found and posted it to Facebook, where it’s been shared tens of thousands of times. Many commenters took it as a sign from God.
“It provides hope and faith,” McCord said. “That’s why I shared it.”
At least seven people have lost their lives in the wildfires that have ravaged Sevier County and Gatlinburg this week.
Dollywood Employee Finds Burned Bible Page After Wildfires
The day after wildfires tore through Gatlinburg,Tenn., destroying more than 150 structures, killing at least three people and displacing thousands, Isaac McCord was doing his part to help out, picking up debris from the Dollywood park grounds.
Gripping his rake, he revisited a spot in Craftsman Valley he had skimmed over after his co-worker, Misty Carver, quipped, “Is that how you clean your room?” Provoked, he said he had started “really getting in the nooks and crannies” under a park bench when he caught a glimpse of a piece of paper lying in a puddle of water — soggy, seared and torn in two.
McCord, a University of Tennessee alumnus who now works as a human resources training coordinator at Dollywood, said he had no idea what the paper would read, but considering the circumstances, he was curious enough to pick it up.
“As soon as I got down on the ground, I noticed it was a Bible verse, and I was like holy crap,” McCord said in a phone interview on Tuesday night. “It was in a puddle of water. I said, ‘I want to take care of this the best way I can,’ so I gently scooped it up and carried it out the best I could.”
McCord, 24, sat on the bench where he found the paper, and called Carver over. Their work partners, Dollywood wardrobe manager Angela Davis and employee Kimberly Moore, had left to go to the restroom, McCord said.
In silence, the pair pored over the page, the edges of which were burned black, rendering many words illegible. But parts of the right side of the page were preserved enough to get the message across: it perfectly reflected, McCord said, the tragic natural disaster that had thrust Gatlinburg and Sevier County into the national spotlight the night before.
“O Lord, to thee will I cry: For the fire hath devoured the pastures of the wilderness, and the flame hath burned all the trees of the field,” the page reads, according to a picture of the page posted on McCord’s Facebook.
At first, we didn’t know what part of the book it was from,” McCord said on Tuesday night, “but we saw bits and pieces about fire and scorching the land, and how the beast groaned and roared for help.”
The page appears to be from the first chapter of Joel from the King James version of the Bible.
“We were like this is unreal, this is unbelievable,” McCord said. “When we had both fully read it, we looked at each other — and I will never forget this moment — we both burst into tears. I was ghost white, and we just prayed. There was nothing else to do.. Still to this moment, almost four hours after the fact, I don’t have words for it.”
McCord wasn’t a highly religious man prior to his discovery — he didn’t go to church every Sunday or read the Bible often — but he said he has a relationship with God that shapes his morals and how he treats other people. He was impacted by the discovery because he said he knows several co-workers who lost their homes in the chaotic blaze. He intends to frame the Bible page, and now, he said he may re-examine the role religion plays in his life.
McCord said he knows people may doubt the truthfulness of his story. He emphasized he is not an official spokesman for Dollywood, and he does not speak on behalf of the park or its employees. He just wanted to share the story to give people hope.
“I wanted to share this message because it brought me to tears. I wanted to share this message because I think that faith and hope is very powerful in a situation like this. There are hundreds of people that are displaced and that have lost their homes. Most of these people will cling to faith. By no means was I trying to get social recognition. … I would say to anyone who wants to call it fake, call me. Please call me. It is something that I’ll remember for the rest of my life.”
My Note: A Statue of Jesus similar to the one seen in the above image was revealed in Addis Abeba, Ethiopia, September 26, 2016 during the Feast of the Holy Cross Bonfire – at annual Demera (Meskel) Celebration. Watch the testimony on the videos: Our Lord is everywhere for those who have eyes to see. This is amazing, I’ve got holy tears in my eyes when I saw that image, very heartwarming. Thank You Lord!
And…poor guy on the next video, but Our Lord Egziahbher is The Lion of Judah — Woe to those who go down to Egypt for help!
Horrifying Moment Animal Tamer Islam Shaheen Is Fatally Savaged By A Lion In Front Of Screaming Audience At Egyptian Circus
Trainer Islam Shaheen, 35, was filmed motioning at a lion with a stick
However, another lion comes into view and launches a savage attack
Trainer’s companions tried to help but he died later in hospital
The little ones are called Tinsae (ትንሳኤ ) which means Resurrection & Fasika (ፋሲካ ) means Easter. Thier mother (her father) is named after the dearest Ethiopian Orthodox Christian Saint, Teklehaymanot.(አቡነ ተክለ ሐይማኖት). The father of the children is a Muslim.
‘I heard the mum screaming, it was horrible and even now I can still hear her in shock.’
‘I never met the woman but the kids were in the garden playing on the trampoline. They sounded like really happy children. It’s sad to think I won’t hear their voices again.‘
Pictured: Tragic brother, eight, and sister, six, who were killed when their father torched their family home before he was found in a burned-out car 40 miles away
Neighbours pulled the girl and boy from their home, but they later died
Children have now been named locally as Fasika, six, and Tinesay, eight
Father, who was found in car 35 miles away, said to be Endris Mohammed
Two ‘lovely’ children who died after their father allegedly torched their family home in a murder-suicide attempt have been pictured for the first time.
The six-year-old girl and her eight-year-old brother were pulled from the house in Hamstead, Birmingham, yesterday.
Their father, aged in his 30s, was found in the wreckage of a Vauxhall in Newcastle-under-Lyme at 7.15am on Friday, four hours after the building was set alight.
The children have been named locally as Fasika and Tinesay and their father is understood to be Endris Mohammed.
Neighbour, Ian Jameson, 54, said: ‘Their deaths have shocked my kids as well as everyone else.
‘He was such a lovely lad, it will be such a shock to not see them anymore.
‘I saw the dad now and again getting in and out of the car, I think he said hello once or twice in the year they’ve lived here.
‘I never met the mother, I’ve been here for 20 years and everyone seems to know everyone more or less but they kept themselves very much to themselves.’
Brian Ball, 66, a pensioner who has lived on Holland Road for 40 years, said: ‘The kids were golden.
‘My grandchildren would play with them in the street as they do.’
The children’s mother, Penil Teklehaimanot, 36 who works at Ashmill Residential Care Home did not suffer serious injuries and is now helping police as a witness.
A massive fire at Düsseldorf’s major international trade fair grounds yesterday has been followed by reports that the blaze was set deliberately by migrants who were angry because of Ramadan.
Officially, some 160 migrants were resident at hall 18 of the Messe Düsseldorf conference centre, but it was a facility plagued by racial conflict which had seen violence spark before. Düsseldorf’s Express newspaper reports these conflicts were not between European German staff and their guests, but between the predominantly Arab residents, and a minority of Afghans who sided with the security staff running the facility — who were mainly Iranian.
According to the testimony of “several burly Moroccan refugees” which the paper had spoken to even as the hall burnt down, the Iranians employed by the German state to look after other migrants from around the world had “deliberately” not woken the Arabs up in time for their Ramadan breakfast following a long run dispute.
Just three weeks ago there had been another, much smaller fire at the exhibition centre as a migrant set fire to his mattress in protest against the accommodation.
Under Islamic tradition, during the ninth month of the Islamic calendar the faithful enter a fast between sunrise and sunset in commemoration of Muhammed. In practice this means sleeping-in leaves the Muslim without food until sunset around half-past-nine at night.
The migrants who witnessed the fire being set, some of which even proudly recorded the moment on their mobile phones said the blaze was started “because we just want to get out of here”, away from their Iranian guards.
Breitbart London reported on the fire as it happened yesterday, with reports of as many as 280 migrants being evacuated from the site, which lies directly next to Düsseldorf’s international airport. Approximately 30 migrants were treated for smoke inhalation, and one of the 70 fire-fighters who turned out to tackle the arson blaze was hospitalised due to heat exhaustion.
There were initially two arrests of migrants that were found at the scene boasting about setting the fire, but this number later rose to six. The men arrested are reported to have been citizens of Morocco, Algeria, Syria and Iraq.
While migrants are commonly employed as security, staff, and translators in migrant camps across Germany, a move which helps the authorities with breaking down language barriers with their hundreds of thousands of guests, it brings a whole set of problems. As migrants import sectarian and racial conflict, placing one group of migrants in a position of power and authority over others has led to widespread abuses and violence.
Breitbart London has reported on the problem of migrant guards, who often lack basic qualifications and any sort of oversight by government agencies as they are employed and run by private contractors. One under-addressed expression of this problem is the attacks and discrimination against Christian refugees by Turkish heritage and Arab migrant guards.
Severe beatings are the order of the day for many Christian migrants in the care of the German state, who have given uniforms and authority to the exact people they fled the Middle East from in the first place. The hospital report of one Christian who was beaten near to death by “Turkish and Arab descent” guards read: “Skull contusion, monocular hematoma right stump chest trauma, blunt abdominal trauma history.
“Patient was today beaten by four security people since a massive headache and pain in the abdomen patient was brought to the A&E”.
Another Christian said: “[the guards] accused me of insulting Islam, beat me to the ground, and kicked me in the face”. A German priest witnessed security guards who caught two Iranians reading the bible in their migrant accommodation. He recalled: “The guards ran into the room shouting ‘the Bible is haram!’, pushed them both against the wall, while punching and kicking them”.
The priest lamented of the situation: “My impression is that now anyone who has a particular muscle circumference and speaks Arabic, will be hired”.
“There is a question in our hearts and minds. Why Lord? Why like this?“
Scenes after the attack of Church property, the unforgettable day for the Vicariate of Meki in Ethiopia, on 18th of February. ETHIOPIA / MEKI-LAT 12/00050 Maintenance and painting work for Gighessa Socio-Pastoral Training Centre
A Bishop in Ethiopia has expressed his horror after the Feb. 18, 2016 torching and looting of a Church compound by the very people being helped by priests and women religious.
In a message sent to international Catholic charity Aid to the Church in Need, Bishop Abraham Desta described how Gighessa parish—“one of the oldest and biggest parishes of the Vicariate of Meki”—was attacked by “the people for whom, and with whom, we work very closely.”
Bishop Desta, the Apostolic Vicar of Meki, described how villagers “including young and old, women and children… started throwing stones and destroying Church properties,” including the rectory, diocesan pastoral centre, a small Ursuline convent and a clinic specializing in care for the handicapped.
More than 55 people from around the world attending a conference on nursery education at the pastoral center were whisked to safety, but the sisters stayed behind, refusing to leave patients at their clinic, until eventually they too fled the scene. Having set fire to the rectory, the attackers made off with a year’s supply of food, as well as livestock including cows.
Bishop Desta added: “The Ursuline Sisters who run the clinic were left behind with the patients as they were not willing to leave the patients alone, but the people did not spare them.” Having demanded that all the clinic’s goods be handed over, the mob “began to destroy and to take away everything including the personal clothes in front of the sisters.
The prelate reported: “Sad to say, no one went to help the sisters, but by God’s grace they managed to reach Shashamane, the nearest parish, along with the patients and spend that night there. The patients are currently being cared for in Shashamane. “They have lost everything, except the precious gift of life that is being given freely by God almighty,” the bishop said.
The bishop expressed his shock that “all this [was] done by the local people whom [the sisters] were serving, whom they know very well – if not all [then] at least a good number of them.”
The conference center was looted, the bishop said: The mob “carried away all that belonged to the center, including more than 250 beds, mattresses, some 700 blankets, bed sheets, bed covers, as well as washing machines, televisions, generators, copier machines, and computers—even the doors and windows of the” building, which was left completely damaged and barren.”
The attackers also seized more 26,455 pounds of food, including wheat, rice, and pasta—the center’s supply for the whole year. Cows and chickens, which were kept on a small piece of land belonging to the parish, were also taken. The only building in the compound that was not attacked was the school.
Bishop Desta concluded: “today there is a question in our hearts and minds. Why Lord? Why like this? I hope that in due time the Lord will give us an answer.”
The above “hot” video footage is taken for the very first time in Addis Abeba Transit Service history
Good old Addis Abeba “Anbesa / Lion” Bus was burst into flame on the ‘Ring Road’. The fire had been caused by an electrical fault on the bus — 35 terrified passengers were ordered of the bus, incredibly, there were no fatalities and no injuries. Passengers were saying the driver saw a spark. He got everybody off the bus and within minutes it was ablaze for about half an hour. Emergency services were called and firemen were able to control the blaze within 30 minutes.
