(CNN) -- Investigators combed through Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab's history Sunday in hopes of learning how the British-educated son of a Nigerian bank executive ended up carrying what authorities said was a bomb onto a Michigan-bound jetliner.
Abdulmutallab was released from a hospital in Ann Arbor, Michigan, on Sunday after being treated for burns, according to Gina Balaya, a spokeswoman for the U.S. attorney's office in Detroit, Michigan. The 23-year-old is charged with attempting to set off an explosive device aboard a Northwest Airlines flight from the Netherlands shortly before its landing in Detroit on Christmas Day, and was being held in an undisclosed location, Balaya told CNN.
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See, that part ought to read "is still listed in critical condition, and doctors are not sure if he will survive the night from the massive blood loss. Pieces of his rib cage are lost and presumed flushed out the airline plumbing system." Try to bomb a plane I happen to be on, I'm going to do my level best to reduce your stupid terrorist ass to individual blood molecules.
They need to be taking these attempted terrorists off the plane in baggies, not custody.
That is all.
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Agreed. As I'm stomping my heel through his sloped forehead, part of my mind may remind me that he might be useful as an intelligence source. Not sure if it would save him.
After the intel has been given let him choke on the bomb remains.
When will we learn to kill them?
See Ya
Amen to that brother!
Can't kill him, he wanted to die. Best to keep him alive if possible. Of course, any surgery needed to do so should involve dull, dirty scalpels and pig blood IVs........
Oh, and then I'd stuff the wound with more pork then a senate healthcare bill.
Killing won't help, he tried to off himself, and death turns him into a martyr... nono, after interrogation, use him for experimental pig-to-human transplant research, or alternatively, give him a sex change operation and hormone therapy, and then dump him in a taliban controlled part of afghanistan.
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