The FBI said Shamsuddin Jabbar had a will and testament.

42-year-old Shamsuddin Jabbar ISIS operativesThe man who killed 15 people on Bourbon Street in New Orleans on New Year’s Day wanted to kill his family members, as in a video he posted just before the attack, but was worried the headlines would lead believers to believe it. Don’t focus on the battle between. And disbelievers, the FBI confirmed, saying the attacker acted alone. At a press conference, FBI Deputy Assistant Director Christopher Raya said Shamsuddin Jabbar Moved from Houston to New Orleans and posted several videos declaring his support for ISIS. In a video, he explained that he had originally planned to harm his family and friends but was concerned that if he killed his family and friends too, the headlines would be “Believers and Unbelievers.” will not focus on the “war between”.

What do we know about Shamsuddin Jabbar’s family?

A US Army veteran, Shamsuddin Jabbar was married three times and divorced three times. His first divorce was settled in 2013 with his wife Naqidara Jabbar. In 2016, Jabbar filed for his second wife, Tera Simone Jabbar, in Georgia. In 2020, Jabbar filed for divorce from wife Shanin Jabbar. He also had a restraining wife from his third wife.
Jabbar also has a younger brother — 24-year-old Abdul Jabbar, who blamed radicalization for the rampage. He said that his brother accepted Islam at a young age but it was not for religion and fundamentalism. Jabbar joined ISIS that summer and had an IS flag in his truck which he waved at the celebrating crowd.
said Raya of the FBI New Orleans attack The act of terrorism was a premeditated and evil act. Jabbar had a will and testament, the FBI said. Investigators recovered several weapons at the scene and nearby areas, including two improvised explosive devices in coolers at the intersection of Bourbon and Orleans Streets and another at the intersection just two blocks away.