Terrorist Who Tried to Kill Christians in Church Too Brainy to Jail, Judge Says

A medical student who confessed to joining ISIS in Syria — after which he reportedly tried to take out Christians with a suicide bombing attack at their church — has been freed by the court.

Why?

Apparently, she’s just too smart to jail.

So goes the mantra from the court, anyway.

Here’s the story, about terror suspect Noreen Laghari and her fate, from BritishPakistaniChristians.org:

“A medical student who openly confessed to having joined IS in Syria after being thwarted by Pakistani security during an attempted suicide attack on a church on Easter Day, has been set free.

“In a public statement on Samaa TV Major General Asif Ghafoor said that Noreen Laghari was not a terrorist but was about to become one when she was saved by security forces (click here).

“During his press conference the spokesperson for Pakistan’s armed forces said that she had been saved well before her kam umar (immature) mind was brainwashed by militants.

“‘So should we treat Noreen like a terrorist or release her so that she can tell others how she was trapped and used for terrorism?’ he said. ‘In this way, awareness will be created among the younger generation and parents as well as institutions’ he added.

“Noreen Jabar Leghari (20 yrs) was a second year student of MBBS in Liaquat University of Medical Science (LUMS), Jamshoro, but went missing from her family home two months ago (February 10th). She later confessed to having joined up with terrorist group IS in Syria.

“Noreen was arrested on Easter Day (16th April 2017) during a security forces operation near Punjab Housing Society, Lahore.

“During the skirmish with security forces one man was killed and Noreen and two other suspects were arrested. Two suicide vests and other explosives and weapons were confiscated during the operation which also resulted in injuries to four soldiers. It is believed that the man killed during the raid was the husband of Noreen.”

The public came forward in Legharii’s defense, the news outlet reported.

Why? Many in the Muslim community thought she deserved to be forgiven — that she had been simply brainwashed by terrorists and she was too young to know evil.