Salman Rushdie's attacker

Not pictured is the ginger officer who led him into the courtroom, and given my weakness for gingers, I'll take him over the one pictured any day.

I laughed when I saw the getup. I had no idea they still used prison stripes.

Rushdie will spend the rest of his life being guarded because sooner or later, yet another Muslim will come along to attempt to murder him for insulting Islam.

LMAO, I cracked up when I read some of the earliest articles, which were careful to note the assailant’s motives were unknown. Lo and behold a Muslim was arrested!

Prisons and jails often use clothing that would never be worn outside of a prison, ostensibly to make it easier for a prisoner to be caught if they should escape.

Princess Beatrice is now designing prison attire.

The ginger officer can be seen in the accompanying YouTube video that's in the article.

Will he get the full whack of the reward or just the verbal approval of the Iranian guy. He should get a least some part. He dd do an eye for an eye. Know that's Old Testament but the Muslim appropriated loads of Jewish stuff. Jerusalem, Moses, among others. So maybe they claim eye for an eye too. If so Slahser needs a taste.

Sanpaku eyes, nice hairy forearms - I'd do him.

Will he be raped in prison?

Ape-type.

A Venessa Huxtable Creatia!

The attacker has a nice bubble butt.

I'm almost ashamed to say I noticed that, too, R13 — but I think it's just the trousers puffing up because of the belt around his waist.

Way to focus on the important things, boys. Salmon Rusty is in the hospital fighting for his life on a ventilator and you’re worried about his attempted assassin’s ass?

I'd suck that Officer's big hairy pinga too!

And we have let all of these crazies into the US! You import the third world and you become the third world.

This guy isn’t as handsome as the last few Muslim American attackers have been. The Boston Marathan dudes set a very, very high bar.

Rushdie is off the ventilator and talking, he's not fighting for his life at this point.

R17 The attacker was born and raised in New Jersey.

I love those Prison stripe uniforms. They look like they are right out of 'Guys & Dolls'.

Oh really r20? Did he emerge from the sea, then?

R17 and were his parent born in Nantucket?

[Quote]The attacker has a nice bubble butt.

It's gonna experience plenty of action in prison.

Spread those buns and open wide....baby!

He'll be bred the first night in prison. No one will care.

It's the British criminal justice system's tribute to Op Art and the Swinging Sixties!

Lucky Bastard!

Why would David Blaine commit such a crime?

[quote] Why would David Blaine commit such a crime?

Him and his magic!

[quote]Why is the pattern on his jail garb so mismatched? Does it serve some special purpose?

It's because they're made ON THE CHEAP, OP.

Lining up stripes takes more time+labor and more time+labor costs more money.

I think he's rocking the 'dazzle ships 1918' look.

Thanks OP for posting the ginger bailiff for all to see ❤️

The jumpsuit could have been in Sue Ellen's brilliant fashion show that saved the company at the end of Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead.

The attacker's last name means to kill in Spanish.

Interesting, r32.

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Prisoners probably made his uniform.

[quote] When asked about the then-Supreme Leader Ruhollah Khomeini’s [bold]fatwa and the "right to put a bounty on someone’s head[/bold]," according to a 1989 Reuters report, Iranian scholar and former diplomat Mohammad Jafar Mahallati responded: "I think all Islamic countries agree with Iran. [bold]All Islamic nations and countries agree with Iran that any blasphemous statement against sacred figures should be condemned[/bold]."

[quote] Mahallati added, "I think if Western countries really believe and respect freedom of speech, therefore [bold]they should also respect our freedom of speech. We certainly use that right in order to express ourselves[/bold], our religious belief, in the case of [bold]any blasphemous statement against sacred Islamic figures[/bold]."

In addition to the mental white ones, this is the kind of professor Oberlin loves to employ. Terrorism-sympathiser, supporter, apologist.

[quote] OP, the desert landscape in eastern Oregon is also an interesting are.

What type of young man becomes more religious in his twenties?

Salmon Rushdie’s agent says the author has lost sight in one eye and the use of a hand as he recovers from an attack from a man who rushed the stage at an August literary event in western New York.

[quote] a Muslim

[quote] Ape-type.

NYT:

Salman Rushdie, the acclaimed novelist and free speech advocate who was viciously attacked at a public event last year, will write a memoir about the experience, his publisher, Penguin Random House, announced Wednesday. “Knife: Meditations After an Attempted Murder” will be published on April 16, the publisher said.

“This was a necessary book for me to write: a way to take charge of what happened, and to answer violence with art,” Rushdie said in a statement. Rushdie was attacked onstage at the Chautauqua Institution, a summer arts community in New York, where he was scheduled to speak about the United States as a safe haven for exiled writers. As the event was about to begin, a 24-year-old man jumped onstage and stabbed Rushdie repeatedly in the face and the abdomen before members of the audience pulled the assailant away. Rushdie was gravely injured, placed temporarily on a ventilator and left blind in his right eye.

The attacker, Hadi Matar, a resident of New Jersey, has pleaded not guilty to charges of attempted murder and assault.

11 months and 11 days later…you reply.

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New interview

R1 you can have the ginger dough boy I'll take the other cop!

I think the pattern is rather chic.

At my local jail (pre-trial and those serving short sentences), orange is the normal color for the inmates. There was a guy who tried to escape and I noticed that they put him in black and white horizontal stripes, afterwards, like the guy at OP.

In a well-made garment, the stripes should line up at the middle, where the buttons are. The stripes should also have some symmetry, as far as the sleeves. But it's prison garb, so what the hell.

Thank you for all your answers regarding the uniform and the hot cop. I admit I have a special fondness for my pre-cancer threads.

Believe it or not, the trial still hasn't started. Was postponed again in January because Matar's lawyers successfully positioned the court for Rushdie's memoir (published this month, see r46) to be subpoenaed as evidence.