“Smirking” Muslima Accomplice in Manchester jihad bombing

A MUM has told how she reported a “suspicious, smirking woman” to security staff shortly before a bomb went off at Ariana Grande’s Manchester concert on Monday. I am sure security did nothing about this because clearly this concerned parent was a racist-islamophobic-anti-Muslim-bigot. The jihad smirk is now becoming as routine during Islamic slaughter as “allahu akbar!” (here and here ).

This echoes what  Jesse Hughes, leader of the band Eagles of Death Metal, who was playing at the Bataclan the night of the monstrous jihad attack in Paris, spoke out about what he saw, he was demonized, marginalized and had gigs canceled. “I saw Muslims celebrating in the street during the attack. I saw it with my own eyes. In real time! How did they know what was going on? There must have been coordination,” Mr. Hughes said.

He also doubled down on claims for which he’s previously apologized, accusing Muslim security guards at the Bataclan of helping coordinate the attacks. His comments sparked intense backlash in France, and two French rock festivals disinvited the California-based band as a result

DID HE HAVE A FEMALE ACCOMPLICE? Mum claims she reported ‘suspicious, smirking woman’ to security at Manchester Arena Ariana Grande concert shortly before bomb went off Dawn Waddy said she noticed the woman behaving strangely before the blast at the gig in Manchester this week

By Tom Michael, 26th May 2017:

A MUM has told how she reported a “suspicious, smirking woman” to security staff shortly before a bomb went off at Ariana Grande’s Manchester concert on Monday.

Dawn Waddy said she noticed the woman smiling to herself and constantly looking in the direction the blast would later come from.

Dawn Waddy told reporters she saw a woman behaving suspiciously

The mum was at the concert with her daughter when they saw the woman

Salman Abedi blew himself up, killing 22 people at Ariana Grande’s concert

Dawn, who came to the gig with her daughter, told Sky News: “We sat down in our seats. We had somebody sat next to us who looked very suspicious – she was fidgeting all the time with a bag on the floor, she was by herself.

“She was looking in the direction of where the explosion actually happened all night and smirking to herself.

“I got suspicious myself and my friend who was actually sat next to her said to me, ‘I don’t like this’.”

Dawn added: “She was fidgeting with her bag and the zips and had her hands in her pockets and it puts you on edge.“I told security who then informed a higher security, they were up and down the stairs discreetly watching her.

“Nothing was actually done about it. Later on as the concert was going and Ariana actually came on the stage she was getting more and more agitated.”

The mum said the woman got up and left two minutes before the end of the concert – just before the bomb went off at the other end of the arena.

Amir Khan condemns the terror attack in Manchester arena during Ariana

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AP:Associated Press

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Anti-terror forces raid home of Manchester bomb suspect Salman Abedi in Fallowfield with controlled explosion

The revelation sparked fears there could have been a second bomber who failed to set off their device.

A spokesperson for Greater Manchester Police told The Sun Online they had received a call about a woman behaving suspiciously but said they could not comment further.

A police spokesperson told the Express yesterday: “We can neither confirm nor deny that officers found a second explosive device.”

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PA:Press Association

The Home Office also declined to rule out if there was another bomb that failed to detonate, according to the newspaper.

The Sun Online has also contacted Manchester Arena for comment.

Cops have conducted a series of raids since the attack in an effort to root out bomber Salman Abedi’s possible accomplices.

Armed cops raid the bomber’s home in Manchester this week

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Fight breaks out as police conduct anti-terror raid in central Manchester

A man was arrested in Wigan in connection with the Manchester Arena bombing with video footage showing cops swarming on the suspect.

And Greater Manchester Police made another arrest in the Moss Side area of the city in the early hours of this morning – bringing the total number of suspects detained to eight.

Those arrested in connection with the Manchester bomb attack are all suspected of terror offences and are aged between 18 and 38, cops said.

The suicide attacker was today revealed to have been planning the attack for over a year, stockpiling nails and screws from DIY stores bought using a dormant bank account.