This seems like rather important information, because it would mean there were two groups working separately to kill Americans in New Orleans
Feds ruled out that the ISIS flag-flying terrorist who killed at least 15 people and injured dozens of others on New Orleans’ famed Bourbon Street had help from four people spotted on surveillance footage near the deadly attack Wednesday.
Video surveillance from the French Quarter seemingly showed three men and one woman planting explosives at multiple locations, a federal alert to police departments around the country said soon after the tragic attack.
Federal authorities have since ruled out their involvement in the tragic attack but still suggested that terror suspect Shamsud-Din Jabbar, 42, was not “solely responsible” for the carnage.
Law enforcement sources told The Post earlier Wednesday that authorities were investigating whether the attack had connections to any international terror groups.
At least three IEDs, which were pipe bombs wired with remote detonators, were found at or near the scene, sources said.
That would mean that there must have been coordination from some terrorist group (or a false flag, as some would suggest. I do not buy that). Two separate attacks, one successful, the other failing to detonate their IEDs. What is the chance that two separate groups would pick the same area to attack on the same night? Supposedly, a few of the IEDs went off, but, were duds. Shamsud-Din Jabbar, the terrorist driver of the pickup truck, had IEDs in the truck, and they found bomb making materiel in his house. It should be concerning if another group were making bombs and planting them.
Read: FBI Says People Seen Planting IEDs In New Orleans Weren’t Working With New Orleans Car Rammer »
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