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Mobsters Bully Terror Suspect in Prison | |||
2004-12-13 | |||
International terrorism charges and allegations of ties to al Qaeda might be enough to scare away some cellmates, in some countries. But Italian mobsters jailed on the island of Sardinia, apparently outraged by terrorism, beat up an Algerian terror suspect and threatened to kill him unless he got himself transferred to a new prison. The same threat was made against at least one other Algerian inmate. "You guys set off bombs and do massacres. If you don't change prisons, you're dead," the criminals were reported to have told Saadi Nassim, in comments confirmed by his lawyer.
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Posted by:Steve |
#14 Should we tell the jailed mobsters about the ultimate anti-jihadi weapon - panties? Nahhhhh, they're doing fine. |
Posted by: .com 2004-12-13 8:59:35 PM |
#13 This story, oddly, left me with a very warm, fuzzy feeling. |
Posted by: Verlaine 2004-12-13 5:12:26 PM |
#12 Every Dahmer has his broom? |
Posted by: Dishman 2004-12-13 4:56:38 PM |
#11 if they are in there for murder why didn't they just go ahead and kill them too start off with? |
Posted by: smokeysinse 2004-12-13 4:34:41 PM |
#10 The movie "La Scorta" was made about the day-to-day routine of guarding an Italian magistrate from the Mob. Although I have no idea how accurate it is, it is one of the tensest movies I have watched - very gut-churning and claustrophobic, combined with a sense of the inevitability of disaster. Oh - and it's subtitled and features a score by Ennio Morricone, the guy who did the Clint Eastwood classics - the Good, the Bad and the Ugly, A Fistful of Dollars and For a Few Dollars More. |
Posted by: Zhang Fei 2004-12-13 3:33:11 PM |
#9 Saadi should think of it as an opportunity for martyrdom. Glory be to Allan... |
Posted by: Frank G 2004-12-13 3:27:32 PM |
#8 And humiliation. Never forget the inhumanity of it all..... |
Posted by: Seafarious 2004-12-13 3:26:36 PM |
#7 The Italian Mob is extremely vicious. Over the years, they have killed hundreds of Italian public officials. Because Italy has no death penalty, none of these gangsters has ever had to pay with his life. If they're not afraid of killing Italian public officials, I can't really see why they would have a problem with killing a mere jihadi. |
Posted by: Zhang Fei 2004-12-13 3:26:16 PM |
#6 Poor damn victimized Muslims. Everywhere they go, persecution, persecution, persecution... |
Posted by: tu3031 2004-12-13 3:25:18 PM |
#5 There is no such thing as the Mafia. |
Posted by: J. Edgar Hoover 2004-12-13 3:00:03 PM |
#4 Now where's that li'l violin? I swear I had it here in my pocket a minute ago... |
Posted by: BH 2004-12-13 2:37:43 PM |
#3 Jeez, ain't that a shame? |
Posted by: Chuck Simmins 2004-12-13 2:37:23 PM |
#2 Hahahaha,this is just tooooo funny.Saadi is learning a lesson in intimadation from the masters of intimidation.I feel so sorry for him(wink,nudge,nudge),hahahaha. |
Posted by: raptor 2004-12-13 2:33:20 PM |
#1 think the new prison will be devoid of irritated italian criminals? Me neither |
Posted by: Frank G 2004-12-13 2:27:38 PM |