Oct 16, 2023
Landlord Fatally Stabs Muslim Child 26 Times After Attacking Mother
Landlord Fatally Stabs Muslim Child 26 Times After Attacking Mother
- 6 minutes
A landlord decides to
fatally stab a mother and
a child, child actually died.
Let's put it up for mass.
You're looking at a 71 year old who
goes by the name of Joseph Zuba.
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This was in Will County, Illinois.
Stabbed a mother, also stabbed her son,
who was only six years of age,
killing the child Saturday morning.
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According to the autopsy,
a military style knife with a seven
inch serrated blade was used
to stab the child 26 times.
The senseless and
cowardly act of violence was motivated due
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to the victims being Muslim and because
of the war between Israel and Hamas.
Let's put up the child.
The father of this six year old,
Wadiya L Oyumi released
this photo of the child
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who celebrated his
birthday a few weeks ago.
Reports also stated Wadiya and
his mother were/are Palestinian.
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Let me give you some
details of this attack.
Authorities said that the mother,
identified by civil rights organization
CAIR-Chicago as Hanaan Shahin- called
911 on Saturday to say that her
landlord had attacked her with a knife,
her landlord attacked her with a knife.
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According to deputies,
she said she ran into the bathroom and
continued to fight him
off as she dialed 911.
Quote, according to written text messages
reportedly sent to the father of the child
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by the mother from the hospital as she
shared with CAIR-Chicago, the landlord,
who had been angry with what he was seeing
in the news, knocked on their door.
And when she opened,
he tried to choke her and
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proceeded to attack her with a knife,
yelling, you Muslim must die, end quote.
When she ran into
the bathroom to call 911,
she came out to find that he had
stabbed her six-year-old son to death.
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Deputy said they arrived at
the home to find Zuba sitting
up right on the ground near
the driveway of the home.
They took him to the hospital because
of a laceration on his forehead.
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Law enforcement said they found the woman
and the child in the residents suffering
from stab wounds to their chest,
torso, and upper extremities.
Authorities said the woman was in serious
condition from more than a dozen stab
wounds to her body,
she is expected to survive.
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The child was taken to the hospital
in critical condition and died.
The organization said that mother and
son had lived on the ground
floor of the home for two years,
no previous issues,
no problems prior with the landlord.
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After his release from the hospital,
the landlord allegedly told
investigators nothing about the attack.
But authorities said they were able to
find enough information from interviews
and other evidence to charge
him with first degree murder,
attempted first degree murder, aggravated
battery with a deadly weapon, and
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two counts of a hate crime.
The civil rights organization says that
lopsided statements from officials and
media coverage created the atmosphere
in which the crime happened.
This unthinkable senseless crime
did not happen in a vacuum,
said the Executive Director, Ahmed Rehab.
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Now, that is an accurate statement, but
let me show how accurate
that statement is.
Do you remember during our so
called war on terrorism?
Remember that?
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Remember the American
government said that people
were being radicalized by way of what?
By way of propaganda videos?
Remember that?
And there was this massive crackdown
on all of these videos that could
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be accessed through media platforms,
social media platforms,
right here in America, because
according to the American government,
these videos were radicalizing terrorists.
Now, that is considered to be
a fundamental connection between what
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a person consumes, by way of media, and
what a person does, by way of action.
So the government, the American government
can make that conclusion back then.
Why would we dismiss
that conclusion today?
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All right, damn shame.
David, thoughts?
>> Speaker 2: My heart goes
out to this family in Chicago,
there's no words, it's tragic.
Anybody who could bring a knife, never
mind to an adult, but to a six-year-old
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child, there's something just so
horrific and terribly wrong about that.
And I think one of the reasons that
people have gotten so infuriated,
obviously, in watching these
images out of Israel and Gaza,
is that when you see somebody go in and
hand to hand, literally in a rape and
pillage with their own hands, on their
own knives, sure, that causes a reaction.
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But what this landlord did in
Chicago is just as evil and
just as awful, and
there's no justifying it.
If somebody can't handle watching the news
and something in the news makes them snap,
that person should be
put away to begin with.
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They shouldn't have access to the news or
to television or whatnot.
And the sad thing is, Dr.
Rashad, I think there's a lot of people in
our midst who are walking around every day
who are maybe like, this close to
exploding or to doing something violent.
And it's just a matter of what's
the trigger that it's gonna be,
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what is gonna resonate with them and cause
them to do something that is so barbaric.
And I just fear for all of our fellow
citizens who have to deal with
people who are like that,
who are that close to exploding.
>> Speaker 1: So sad, so sad.
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