The information regarding the terror attack on Bourbon Street in New Orleans is slowly trickling out.

Fifteen innocent people are dead, dozens are injured, and the terrorist is dead. However, the FBI has basically admitted at this point that they are looking for accomplices in a terrorist cell. Reportedly, three men and one woman were seen on video placing the possible IEDs that were discovered later and safely detonated. Obviously, the search for the other terrorists is a top priority.

The FBI said during a press conference on Wednesday afternoon that agents “do not believe” that the presumed ISIS supporter who carried out a terror attack in New Orleans’ French Quarter acted alone.

“We are working with our partners to investigate this as an act of terrorism,” said FBI Assistant Special Agent In Charge Alethea Duncan. “We’re aggressively running down all the leads to identify the possible subject’s associates. We’re working to ensure that there is no further threat.”

“We do not believe that Jabbar was solely responsible,” she continued. “We are aggressively running down every lead, including those of his known associates. That’s why we need the public’s help.”

Duncan said later during the press conference that she did not want to name a specific number of suspects that the FBI was looking at because she did not want to limit the possibility that there were more unknown suspects.

We are now also learning that the dead attacker, Shamsud Din Jabbar, had become “radicalized” recently, lived in a trailer near his mosque, and was divorced. He also made some videos on his way from his home in Texas to New Orleans – one which was apparently posted to Facebook, pledging his allegiance to ISIS – that are now being examined by authorities.

In a series of videos, the suspect in the deadly New Year’s attack in New Orleans discussed planning to kill his family and having dreams that helped inspire him to join ISIS, according to multiple officials briefed on the investigation.

Shamsud-Din Jabbar, the 42-year-old man who police suspect drove a pickup truck into a crowd of revelers on Bourbon Street, killing at least 15 people and injuring dozens more, made the chilling recordings while driving from his home in Texas to Louisiana, authorities believe.

Jabbar, a US citizen and Army veteran who served in Afghanistan, made reference in the videos to his divorce and how he had at first planned to gather his family for a “celebration” with the intention of killing them, two officials who had been briefed on the recordings said. But Jabbar said in the videos that he changed his plans and joined ISIS, and referenced several dreams that he had about why he should be joining the terrorist group, according to the officials.

Jabbar has divorced two of his ex-wives, court documents show. His first wife sued him in 2012 over child support soon after he filed for divorce, and the court issued orders for Jabbar to pay amounts that increased over the years as his income grew. The case was dismissed in 2022.

A Texas judge issued a temporary restraining order against Jabbar in 2020 after his second wife asked for one during their divorce case. The order mandated that Jabbar refrain from threats, physical harm or other stipulated behavior against his ex-wife and either of their children, and required her to avoid the same activity. In a court filing, Jabbar’s ex-wife stated the marriage had become “insupportable because of discord or a conflict of personalities.”

Harris County court records also show that Jabbar pleaded guilty to misdemeanor theft of between $50 and $500 in December 2002, and served nine months of “community supervision.”

In recent years, Jabbar appears to have struggled with his finances. In a January 2022 email filed as part of his divorce case, he wrote that he could not afford a payment on his house, which he said was more than $27,000 past due and “in danger of foreclosure” if his divorce settlement was further delayed.

Jabbar also stated in the email that a business he had formed, Blue Meadow Properties, had lost about $28,000 the prior year, and that other businesses he formed weren’t worth any money. He added that he had incurred about $16,000 in credit card debt.

And just to tell you how on the ball the FBI is at the moment, New York Post reporter Jennie Taer got his home address and was there before the FBI showed up.
https://twitter.com/JennieSTaer/status/1874568726802219300
Which means Taer got a very good look at Jabbar’s living situation.

In a YouTube video he posted in 2020 for his real estate business, a clean-cut Jabbar described himself as a reliable, trustworthy native Texan who spent 10 years in the military, which taught him “the meaning of great service.”

But when he carried out the terror attack — one of the deadliest since 9/11 — Jabbar lived in a squalid trailer park on the outskirts of Houston that is home to mostly Muslim immigrants.

Geese, chickens, and sheep roamed freely in Jabbar’s yard when The Post visited hours after the attack.

One neighbor told The Post she spoke only Urdu, Pakistan’s national language.

The neighborhood is also within walking distance of the local mosque, Masjid Bilal — where no one answered the telephone on Wednesday.

Law enforcement sources told The Post that they found videos Jabbar made where he referenced the Quran — Islam’s holy text.

Jabbar traveled to Egypt for 10 days last year, officials told the Post.

And speaking of that mosque around the corner, it seems they are putting out the word to their congregants to not talk to anyone – and let CAIR do the talking???
https://twitter.com/JennieSTaer/status/1874649791793414157
Yeeeeaaaah, that doesn’t look suspicious AT ALL, does it??? It isn’t like CAIR has been linked to terrorist groups like Hamas, or was cheering on October 7th or anything… oh well. Obviously, it should be a major concern that this mosque is trying to hide behind CAIR right now.

It should also be a major concern that we are now 18 days out from Inauguration Day, and that means Joe Biden is still president. Which means that his handlers shoved him out in front of the cameras to give a statement. It did not go well.

When you watch the video, there are two things that are noticeable. First, Joe Biden is starting to look like a desiccated corpse. Second, there is something wrong with his jaw – there is some moderate swelling on his left side that is affecting his mouth movement. It wouldn’t be a big deal – if this administration hadn’t actively covered up any questions about this president’s health for four years. This is not exactly the image of strength and command that one would want to project after a freaking terrorist attack, and the probability that an ISIS terror cell has been operating in the United States.

But Biden isn’t here to project strength or command. He’s punching a clock and is no longer mentally aware enough that he should actually do more than what his handlers tell him to do.

So Biden’s final days in office consisted of losing an election, corruptly pardoning his own son, granting clemency to murderers, going on vacation, and presiding over an ISIS terrorist attack(s).

— Sunny (@sunnyright) January 1, 2025

At the two minute mark, the teleprompter must have glitched because Biden actually stopped talking, and started flipping through the pages on the podium, saying “excuse me” until he looked back up and said “there you go.” This must have meant the teleprompter was working again, because he continued on with his remarks. Biden acknowledged that the terrorist was ISIS-inspired, and then asked everyone to “not jump to conclusions.” That’s not how this works, Grandpa. Also, the one question that we can hear a reporter ask is “have you talked to President Trump?” And Biden just walks away.

Ignoring questions on if he has spoken to the president-elect after a major terror attack seems like a pretty big deal. https://t.co/z81FXNJig2

— Stephen L. Miller (@redsteeze) January 2, 2025

He’s just marking time. There is a major terrorism investigation with multiple people dead, a potential terror cell on the loose, a Cybertruck being blown up in Las Vegas (the dead suspect in the Cybertruck has now been identified as Matthew Livelsberger of Colorado Springs), and the president of the United States is an old man in deep cognitive and physical decline who still thinks he could have won another election.

Pray for the victims in New Orleans, and pray that we survive the next 18 days with this meat puppet in the Oval Office.

Featured image: Bourbon Street in New Orleans from April 2023 via Eden, Janine and Jim on Wikimedia Commons, cropped, CC BY 2.0