Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa, 21, opened this fire in a Boulder supermarket
On March 16, the same day that three different shootings occurred in Atlanta, Georgia with eight deaths, Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa bought a Ruger AR-556 pistol, a lighter variant with a smaller race like this AR-15- Assault rifle. Last Monday, Alissa shot herself in a supermarket in Boulder, Colorado, killing 10 people. He entered this house with a pincer and a pistol, one of which was the weapon he had acquired days ago, according to which affidavit shows which police officer and which police witness.
Alissa kept shooting, tearing off her combat vest and taking off the rest of her outfit until she was in her underwear and surrendered to the police attack team that surrounded her. That 21-year-old, who was wounded and shot dead and was accompanied by two officers in storm uniforms to a stretcher to be taken to the hospital, asked for a round-trip while staying with his mother.
Alissa came to the USA like Bambino from Raqa (Syria) more than two decades ago. That young man, born in 1999, who has been exposed to 10 first-degree murder cases and will spend the rest of his life in jail with no parole if convicted by a 12-person jury. He cannot be sentenced to death as which state of Colorado completely finished the maximum sentence last year, only this Wednesday the 24th a year ago.
Since there are 10 more people on a long and endless chained list of people who lived in mass shootings online, the question remains, why. What causes a young man living in a quiet and affluent city of 100,000 northwest of Denver to commit such a massacre? Various North American media today are trying to clarify, whether from a monk of the attacker or from school or sports attendants, which geometric figure of Alissa, in order to find out why.
According to one of her 34-year-old brothers – there are eleven in all, including the now incarcerated – Alissa suffered from systematized madness and had been convinced that candy-eaters were watching and chasing her ever since she graduated from high school. “Once he was eating with one of our sisters in a restaurant and told her that there were people waiting in the parking lot to take him away. Afterwards she went outdoors and there was no one there. We don’t know what was going on in his head, ”said Ali Aliwi Alissa That daily bitch.
For the best of the monk, Alissa suffers from a genre of mental illness and is so unsociable from the theses that suggest that what happened may have political content, as in some comments on which Facebook page – now tense – the attacker had clues about Islam. “In which schoolhouse was he very molested? He was a normal child, despite the fact that after the high school graduation he began to be very antisocial. “”
His assault in 2017 could support that theory. That year, Alissa wordlessly beat a classmate. His reference text: A few days earlier he had laughed at him and launched racist insults. Alissa was sentenced to two months’ imprisonment and 48 postponed community service. His bad defeat is confirmed by his colleagues in the team with which he trained wrestling. Although nobody believes they could do anything like that. It was more about not appreciating a defeat. “One day he threw his head protection on the floor and even insulted the trainers,” explains a colleague who identifies himself as Conrad, the Daily Beast. “Because he got angry, it was Kafkaesque, I’m not going to lie,” he explains The Washington Post Office Fishing rod Hernández, another wrestling partner. After that day, he stopped showing up at the gym.
Hernández insists on which theory that Alissa gets into her own dark world and promotes her anti-sociality and her paranoia. In contrast, for any young man who is a year younger than Alissa, it is impossible to agree with the idea that a boy who, if he was “real and nice,” was on the sad chained list of cold blooded killers was set to kill the indiscriminate.
After its appearance in the US in 2002, Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa’s family flourished financially after opening and acquiring several restaurants serving Middle Eastern food. Contacted in Syria, a cousin does not entirely believe that what they are telling him is true. “Did he really kill 10 people?” Asked Abdullah, quoted by which newspaper. The Washington Post Office and that you choose not to provide your last name. “How can it be true?” He insists on his confusion. “No longer there Ahmad’s families are good people, they never had problems, neither in Syria nor in the USA,” he emphasizes.
The Alissa family had moved to the area they now live in a little over a year and a half ago. Several generations of each family live together in the house. According to a neighbor quoted by the US capital city newspaper, they received many visits but did not interact much with the rest of the residents in the region. The police searched every edge of the two-story house with solar panels on the vault where young Alissa lived on Monday evening to find counter-attacks on the nonsense. According to local televisions, the family has since barricaded themselves in their house, covered the windows and did not respond to a knock on which door.
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