Bourbon Street terrorist told neighbors he was moving to New Orleans; old interview reveals Jabbar’s bizarre problem

Neighborhoods saw the trailer used in the massive destruction in New Orleans, but Shamsud Din Jabbar informed them that he was moving to New Orleans.

The 42-year-old ISIS officer who killed 14 people on New Year’s Day in New Orleans had access to the first photos taken from the cramped apartment in a predominantly Muslim area, according to the New York Post, who reported revealing the ugly truck with low furniture and worn workout equipment. There was a weapon on the kitchen tables, and the house was left in ruins. Neighborhoods informed companions that Shamsud Din Jabbar had left his home days prior to the frenzy and that he was moving to New Orleans for a better job.
A neighbor claimed to have offered to walk Jabar’s belongings, but he claimed he was moving to a furnished house in New Orleans and would not require anything from his previous residence. The cousin claimed that despite seeing the pickup truck used in the destruction, he believed it was meant for his shifting.

Jabbar once remarked that he was having trouble outside the government.

Shamsud Din Jabbar served in the Army between 2007 and 2015, and he remained there until July 2020 as an IT consultant. He was a team commander before going off to the Army and was discharged honorably.
Jabbar claimed in an exam from his day at Georgia State University that he was struggling to adjust to civilian life after serving in the Army. He claimed that speaking without using the Army phrases was difficult for him.
Jabbar rose up the corporate rope after spending time in the Army and working for Ernst &amp, Young, and Deloitte.

Timeline of New Orleans harm

December 30: Jabbar rented the Ford F-150 he used to mow down dozens of celebrants in New Orleans.
December 31: Jabbar tells his neighbors he will be moving to New Orleans to look for better work.
1.29 am to 3.02 am, January 1: Jabbar drives from Houston to New Orleans recording five videos. In those videos, he claimed ISIS affiliation and announced that his original plan was to harm his family and friends but was concerned that the new headlines would not focus on the war between the believers and disbelievers.
IEDs were placed on the crossroads of Bourbon Street and New Orleans Street at some point between 1 a. m. and 2 a. m. Allah was captured on surveillance video film film placing them there.
Finally he drove into the group in New Orleans before getting into a shootout with the police officers who had killed him.

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