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it's better than that; police say "not terrorist related" but "he may have been radicalised online"
NSW Police Commissioner Mick Fuller told reporters the alleged offender Mert Ney "is by definition a lone actor". "Information was found on him that would suggest he had some ideologies related to terrorism... but he has no apparent links to other terrorist organisations," Mr Fuller said. |
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The man who allegedly went on a stabbing rampage in Sydney’s CBD is believed to be escaped mental health patient Mert Ney.
Police have confirmed the 21-year-old Marayong man has a history of mental health issues. He reportedly absconded from a mental health facility a few days ago before murdering one woman and stabbing another. https://www.2gb.com/escaped-mental-health-patient-believed-to-be-sydney-cbd-murderer/ |
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That said, it is known that the terrorist bosses do groom mentally ill people for suicide missions.
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well i could have posted his alleged "mental health issues" but i thought i'd let an apologist do it instead
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Promising (oz rules) footballer?
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there is no truth (yet) to the rumour that sandpaper was found in his keks
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on a day when Noel from Burnage is berating his plight in London; 2 or 3? fellow Mancs go after an alleged murderer with a knife in Australia. Maybe there is a clue there, Noel?
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