A recent terror attack in New Orleans was carried out by Shamsud-Din Jabbar, an ISIS-inspired individual who killed 14 people on Bourbon Street.
The FBI investigation revealed that Jabbar, a former US Army veteran and IT professional, had a bomb-making station in his Houston home and posted disturbing videos before the attack.
His background includes military service, successful IT career, failed marriages, and financial struggles before his radicalization.
“First and foremost, let me be very clear about this point: this was an act of terrorism. It was premeditated and an evil act. This was obviously a critical incident, and with that, lots of information and tips come pouring in from law enforcement, first responders, and the public,” FBI Deputy Assistant Director Christopher Raia said in a press conference.
“We also have a scene off Mandeville Street, where we’re currently searching. FBI and ATF agents have secured that house, and that location is being searched for potential evidence.”
“Three phones linked to Jabbar have been recovered, and digital media exploitation is a priority to see what is on the devices and determine if there are any other potential leads. Additionally, we have recovered two laptops and are currently reviewing them for any potential leads. Those laptops were recovered at the Mandeville address,” said Raia.
Recall, following the attack, the FBI announced that they are carrying out “law enforcement activity” in Houston, Texas, in connection to the New Orleans terrorist attack.
“FBI Houston and the Harris County Sheriff’s Office are currently conducting law enforcement activity near the intersection of Hugh Road and Crescent Peak Drive in north Houston. We have secured a perimeter in that area and are asking people to avoid the area. FBI Houston personnel and specialized teams will be on-site for several hours. This activity is related to this morning’s New Orleans attack, but due to the ongoing nature of the investigation, no further information can be provided,” the statement reads.
Now, investigations into Jabbar’s Houston residence revealed a bomb-making station in his bedroom, with various chemicals and equipment associated with explosive devices.
Notably, a Quran was found open to Verse 9:111, which discusses martyrdom. Authorities also discovered improvised explosive devices in coolers placed near the attack site, indicating premeditation.
New York Post Texas Reporter Jennie Taer was conveniently given an exclusive tour of a squalid trailer home in New Orleans that belonged to Jabbar. The scene inside, as described in the report, was both shocking and revealing.
“We got an inside look inside terrorist Shamsud-Din Jabbar’s squalid trailer home where workout equipment and a gun case were visible — as it’s revealed he told neighbors he was moving to New Orleans,” Taer wrote.
EXCLUSIVE: We got an inside look inside terrorist Shamsud-Din Jabbar’s squalid trailer home where workout equipment and a gun case were visible — as it’s revealed he told neighbors he was moving to New Orleans
@fcarters pic.twitter.com/KamZabNWEx
— Jennie Taer ️ (@JennieSTaer) January 2, 2025
More from the New York Post:
ISIS-inspired New Orleans terrorist Shamsud-Din Jabbar kept a bomb-making workbench in his ramshackle Texas trailer home — where a Quran was left open on a page about “slaying” in the name of Allah, exclusive photos obtained by The Post show.
Jabbar’s north Houston home was filled with chemical residue and chemical bottles, while an inventory of items seized by the FBI — left behind by investigators who raided his house on Wednesday — included a long list of compounds used in bomb-making.
His Quran was propped atop a bookshelf, a centerpiece in his living room, and open to a passage reading, “they fight in Allah’s cause, and slay and are slain; a promise binding…”
That passage, Verse 9:111, expounds on Muslims’ responsibility to kill Allah’s enemies, and to be willing to die for that mission in return for eternity in paradise.
Numerous books about Islam were also on the shelf and around the squalid home, while a prayer rug was rolled up nearby.
Critics argue why weren’t we given a similar inside look into Thomas Crook or Ryan Routh’s home?
EXCLUSIVE TOUR of the NOLA terrorists home—-
where we found a bomb-making station and a Quran open to a chilling passage about martyrdom @nyposthttps://t.co/LKV7npCOE5 pic.twitter.com/a1znIURjyM
— Jennie Taer ️ (@JennieSTaer) January 2, 2025
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