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Strange twist in the Dayton incident

Wednesday October 8, 2008

Categories: Islamerica
There's been a followup in the Dayton mosque incident, with the police now revealing that the can of pepper spray was found inside the mosque, not nearby:

The can of pepper spray found four days after someone sprayed a 10-year-old girl in the face at a local mosque was discovered inside the mosque, a Dayton police lieutenant said.

The girl said she was sprayed about 9:40 p.m. Sept. 26 through an open basement window of the Islamic Society of Greater Dayton, Lt. John Huber said.

The girl told police one of two men outside the basement window sprayed her with something from a white can with a red top as she watched children whose parents and relatives had gathered at the mosque to celebrate Ramadan.

A can of pepper spray was found Sept. 30 in another room in the basement inside a red and white-striped bag, Huber said. He said it was initially reported to him that the can was found near the mosque, but he later learned it was inside the mosque.

The article also mentions that the police interviewed a ten-year old boy in relation to the incident. It's possible that this wasn't an attack at all, but an accident between children. If that's the case, then obviously the Obsession mass-mailing was not relevant to the incident at hand (though hardly exculpatory for the more serious critique of Obsession, that the movie creates a climate of hate and mistrust towards ordinary muslim-Americans. There's no white-washing the cynical evil intent of the movie and its cowardly, shadowy backers).

I hope that this incident turns out to have been nothing more than an accident and not a hate crime at all. That would be really, really great news indeed.
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Comments
Denny in Dayton
October 8, 2008 12:10 PM

Well now don't you feel foolish. Want to even feel more foolish? The blogger Chris Rodda who wrote the account of "her friends friend" isn't just some blogger as she implies in this DDN article:
http://www.daytondailynews.com/n/content/oh/story/news/local/2008/10/03/ddn100308mosque.html

She actually a very active intolerant liberal blogger on the Huffingtonpost and the author of the Christian bashing book "Liars for Jesus". Here she attacks the DDN's and it's writers to try to deflect the fact that she has been exposed as a liar and a fake.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/chris-rodda/my-response-to-the-idayto_b
and her book
http://www.liarsforjesus.com/

Do you get it? The account that everyone is quoting WAS MADE UP! Now knock it off!

It's a Mohammedan Hoax!
October 23, 2008 10:09 AM

"Strange Twist?"

Yeah, it's called "HOAX."

LOL! The laugh's on you!!!! Oh, also check out the latest Mohammedan HOAX at Elmhurst College in Illinois. HOAX!

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