‘Spinless, Gutles Coward’: What FBI said on DC shooting suspected Elilasty Rodriguez
The 31 -year -old alleged shooter, Alias Rodriguez, who killed the young Israeli diplomatic couple outside the capital Jewish Museum and justified his act, saying that it was for Palestine, described by FBI as spinless, insufficient and cowardly.FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino said that the targeted acts of anti-Jewish violence are usually performed by spinless, factional cowards. Dan Bongino said yesterday, “And penalty will be hard because we tighten this investigation and run any additional lead.” Rodriguez was then accused of murder.
Rodriguez was identified with a license of an Illinois driver
The FBI said in its affidavit that Elia was unarmed when Rodriguez was arrested. He was identified as Alias a Rodriguez by the Illinoi driver’s license and the identity card of the owner of the firearm. “I did it for Palestine, I did it for Gaza, I am unarmed,” Rodriguez said, holding a red dupatta, known by a witness as a witness,.Rodriguez traveled to Reagan National Airport in Virginia on a United Airlines aircraft from Chicago. According to the records provided by the United Airlines, Rodriguez flew with a gun in its checked goods, said the FBI affidavit.
Rodrigue work and family life
According to reports, Rodriguez lived in Albani Park, Chicago. Their parents live separately and their childhood and education show nothing unusual. According to his LinkedIn profile, he worked as a writer for Wikiho, who publishes articles and quiz on various subjects. He was a senior material colleague for couponcabin, a company in Chicago, which provides printable and digital coupons to consumers for discounts.He later worked as an oral history researcher and production coordinator on a black history site, and then a business group for osteopathic doctors in the American Osteopathic Information Association.Rodriguez graduated from the University of Illinois, Chicago and studied with Bachelor of Arts. Over time, he became extremely keen on leftist politics, joined postings on social media and demonstrations in Chicago, opposed to Israel’s war in Gaza.
