Omar Mateen: Audio Tapes Of Gay Nightclub Terrorist
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Audio has finally been released of crazed terrorist Omar Mateen — as he called the police after slaughtering 49 innocents at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Fla. The disturbing 911 calls were made by the killer from inside the club, and a judge ruled in Sept. 2016 that the audio could no longer be hidden from the public. Now people can hear the twisted murderer's calm voice as he confirms earlier reporting by The National ENQUIRER, and pledges allegiance to ISIS!
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At Least 50 Dead In Mass Shooting At Gay Nightclub In Orlando
The audio contains Mateen's many troubling statements. As heard here, he never identifies himself, only replying in variations of: "My name is, I pledge allegiance to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi of the Islamic State!" As reported by The ENQUIRER, Bakr al-Baghdadi was the ISIS leader reportedly killed by an American air strike on June 12, 2016 — the same date that Mateen murdered innocent Americans shortly after midnight.
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The recordings — as heard here — also reveal Mateen telling police his twisted motivation. He says to a police officer: "You have to tell America to stop bombing Syria and Iraq. They're killing a lot of innocent people. What am I to do here while they are killing my people over there?"
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At Least 50 Dead In Mass Shooting At Gay Nightclub In Orlando
In addition to his 49 victims at the gay nightclub, the selfie-obsessed terrorist had wounded 53 other revelers. As heard in the audio, Mateen also lies to the police that cars in the Pulse parking lot are wired to explode and "take out a whole city block."
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At Least 20 Dead In Mass Shooting At Orlando Gay Nightclub
The 911 recordings include Mateen saluting Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev as "my homeboy" — in what are thankfully some of the former security guard's last words, with Mateen later dying in a shootout with Orlando police.
Photo credit: Getty/Files
At Least 20 Dead In Mass Shooting At Orlando Gay Nightclub
Audio has finally been released of crazed terrorist Omar Mateen — as he called the police after slaughtering 49 innocents at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Fla. The disturbing 911 calls were made by the killer from inside the club, and a judge ruled in Sept. 2016 that the audio could no longer be hidden from the public. Now people can hear the twisted murderer's calm voice as he confirms earlier reporting by The National ENQUIRER, and pledges allegiance to ISIS!
Photo credit: Getty/Files
At Least 50 Dead In Mass Shooting At Gay Nightclub In Orlando
The audio contains Mateen's many troubling statements. As heard here, he never identifies himself, only replying in variations of: "My name is, I pledge allegiance to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi of the Islamic State!" As reported by The ENQUIRER, Bakr al-Baghdadi was the ISIS leader reportedly killed by an American air strike on June 12, 2016 — the same date that Mateen murdered innocent Americans shortly after midnight.
Photo credit: Getty/Files
The recordings — as heard here — also reveal Mateen telling police his twisted motivation. He says to a police officer: "You have to tell America to stop bombing Syria and Iraq. They're killing a lot of innocent people. What am I to do here while they are killing my people over there?"
At Least 50 Dead In Mass Shooting At Gay Nightclub In Orlando
In addition to his 49 victims at the gay nightclub, the selfie-obsessed terrorist had wounded 53 other revelers. As heard in the audio, Mateen also lies to the police that cars in the Pulse parking lot are wired to explode and "take out a whole city block."
Photo credit: Getty/Files
At Least 20 Dead In Mass Shooting At Orlando Gay Nightclub
The 911 recordings include Mateen saluting Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev as "my homeboy" — in what are thankfully some of the former security guard's last words, with Mateen later dying in a shootout with Orlando police.
Photo credit: Getty/Files
