They All Know

We have been wondering about the whereabouts of the wife of the Orlando mass murderer Omar Mateen.

I drove by the Pulse Nightclub, the scene of the horrific, event this morning.  It still hurts.

However, Orlando is picking up the pieces very nicely, and I am very proud of our community.

Although without question they were significantly impacted, there appears to be an overreach to the LGBT community. We disagree that the terrorist act was planned and plotted as an attack on the LGBT community, as we consider the event a terrorist act against The United States of America which took the lives of many of our beloved citizens, most of whom in this case, were LGBT and/or Latino.

The New York Times has located Noor Salman, and has presented a story attempting to make us sympathetic to her plight as the loved one who had no clue about the evil her husband was about to inflict.

I don't buy it for one minute.

“It’s possible she didn’t know because he was not confiding in her, but she does have every incentive in the world to retell this story as a different kind of victim,” said Mia Bloom, a professor at Georgia State University. “I am not trying to minimize the experience she had in a domestic abusive relationship, but it doesn’t give her a free pass as a bystander to not come forward.”

The "I was unaware" excuse has run it's course. They all know.

She should be considered an accomplice, and charged accordingly.

 Orlando Gunman’s Wife Breaks Silence: ‘I Was Unaware’