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Powergamz1 -> RE: Islamophobe heroine or murderer? (1/3/2013 11:05:32 AM)
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Spare me your trolling at the expense of the dead person. (And at the expense of logic).
I quoted your exact words, you've fabricated your claims about what others have said.
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Authorities were called to her home five times since 2005 on reports of an emotionally disturbed person.
In one instance, police said, she threw a radio at the responding officers.
Menendez had been arrested several times, starting when she was young. In 2003, she was arrested on charges she punched a 28-year-old man in the face inside her Queens home, but the case was later dropped. She pleaded guilty later that year to assaulting a stranger on the street near her home. The victim, retired Fire Department official Daniel Conlisk, said the attack was violent and relentless.
He said he was sorting recyclables outside his home one night when Menendez approached him and punched him in the face, screaming that he was having sex with her mother.
"It was such a shot," Conlisk said. "And I was surprised she hit so hard, because she was just a girl."
He said he tried to fend her off as she clawed at his skin. He eventually broke free and went inside his home, where he called police. When they arrived, he said, she was still outside screaming about him having sex with her mother, and saying he had stolen jewelry from her in high school.
"That's when everyone realized there's really something wrong with her," he said. Conlisk, 65, said he took out two restraining orders against her but never saw her after he was attacked.
He said that he felt bad that he pressed charges, but that she seemed dangerous.
"I really believe if she had a knife, she would have killed me," he said.
In December 2003, Menendez was arrested for cocaine possession. She was given a conditional discharge after pleading guilty.
Last Thursday, witnesses said a woman pacing and mumbling to herself suddenly shoved Sen off the elevated platform of a No. 7 train that travels between Manhattan and Queens. She fled.
Menendez was spotted by a passer-by who called 911 and said she resembled the wanted suspect. When she was arrested, she told police she shoved Sen because she blamed Muslims and Hindus for the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and had been "beating them up" ever since, according to authorities.
That may fit your definition of a sane person, it looks like someone in trouble to me. But if you want to continue to share her belief that Hindus attacked on 9/11, I'm not going to try to talk you out of it.
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