Yesterday, the New York Post’s Jennie Taer posted a video of her walking through what should have been a secure crime scene, the house of New Orleans terror suspect Shamsud-Din Jabbar. The head-scratching walk-through revealed a house reasonably intact despite an alleged search warrant being served. Computers and electronics were visible throughout the home. Religious texts appeared still in place as if they were left alone during the search.
It is now being reported a day later that Taer may have walked through the property without the knowledge of law enforcement. FOX News’s Brooke Taylor is reporting on X that Harris County Sheriff’s bomb squad is en route to “collect evidence”:
Deputies just closed down the street in north Harris County where Shamsud-Din Jabbar was living. A source tells me HCSO bomb squad is on the way to collect evidence. This comes days later, when the door was left open and people were inside the home taking pictures and freely roaming around. Sources also say precursor chemicals were found inside the home when they first raided it, which are typically used for making home made explosives. The question now becomes why come back and collect evidence and not do this days ago?
The home of an alleged ISIS-supporting terrorist was left unsecured after an initial search? During her video, Taer showed what appeared to be a staged display of the search warrant and receipt for items collected in her initial video yesterday. As mentioned, nothing other than some preliminary bomb-making materials were reportedly taken, according to the receipt left on the kitchen island.
Hellbound and Down 