Two White Girls... One Morocco.

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So it looks like the guys who beheaded the girls are technically innocent because a Swiss-Spanish man
supposedly told them to do it. Phew... for a moment there, I thought we could condemn these animals via
their skin-colour and belief-structure.

The only positive to take out of this is the marvellous scheming by the Swiss-Spanish dude to get the
travelling girls into a position where the crime could be seen as terror-related.

Making sure the two females would be in the Mount Toubkal area and in a place conducive to a private
decapitation isn't easy and getting the four men to pledge allegiance to the Islamic State group on social
media was also a nice touch.

Trampling on 'Allah's will' can now be assumed as something regular and the four men's concerns for their
Syrian brothers seems to be all bullshit. Anyway, the main thing is we got the white guy behind it all.

Morocco tourist murders: Swiss-Spanish national arrested

'A dual Swiss-Spanish national has been arrested in Morocco for alleged involvement in the killings of two
Scandinavian tourists. The man, who has not been named, was detained in Marrakesh for allegedly trying
to recruit Moroccans "to carry out terrorist plots", a statement said.



Louisa Vesterager Jespersen, 24, from Denmark, and Maren Ueland, 28, from Norway, were murdered in
December. Their bodies were found in the High Atlas mountains near a tourist spot.
Norwegian police have said a video appearing to show one of the tourists being beheaded was likely real.

Morocco's Central Bureau for Judicial Investigations said on Saturday the Swiss-Spanish national was
suspected of "teaching some of those arrested... about communication tools involving new technology
and of training them in marksmanship".

The Swiss-Spanish national followed an "extremist ideology", the statement said.

Police said four main suspects in the killings had pledged allegiance to the Islamic State group, although
investigators believe there was no contact with groups in Syria or Iraq.

In the capital Rabat a minute's silence was held with Danish and Norwegian diplomats present, while hundreds
more people attended a vigil in the southern village of Imlil, near where the women's bodies were found.
Flowers were also laid in the city of Marrakesh...'

BBC:

I'm just glad the article above doesn't look like a con-job.


Sky News dump the Spanish connection and just go with the ever-peaceful Swiss aspect for headline emphasis
regarding the eeevil man who managed the four poor ignorant Moroccan head-takers.

Swiss man arrested for 'training' murderers of female hikers.

'A Swiss man has been arrested in Morocco on suspicion of training the murderers of two Scandinavian women.

The bodies of 28-year-old Norwegian Maren Ueland and 24-year-old Louisa Vesterager Jespersen from Denmark
were found by other tourists in an isolated area of Morocco's High Atlas mountains on 17 December.
Authorities say they had both been beheaded.


The women's bodies have been returned to their homelands.
(That's nice of Morocco, it must be a fine place to vacation)

The man was arrested in Marrakech on Saturday and is the 20th person to be detained in connection with the murders.
He was reported to have lived in Morocco but also had Spanish citizenship.

He is "suspected of teaching some of those arrested in this case about communication tools involving new technology
and of training them in marksmanship", according to Morocco's central office for judicial investigations.
The office said that the man was involved in the "recruitment of Moroccans and sub-Saharans to carry out terrorist plans
in Morocco".

The schemes were targeted at "foreign interests and security forces". The man had also subscribed to "extremist ideology",
they added. The four main suspects belonged to a group inspired by Islamic State but none of them had contact with its
members in Syria or Iraq, according to Morocco's counter-terror chief Abdelhak Khiam.

Investigators suspect that the Moroccan group's leader was Abdessamad Ejjoud, a 25-year-old street vendor who was seen
in a video filmed a week before the murders in which the four main suspects pledge allegiance to an IS leader.
Both women lived in southern Norway, where they had attended university.

Their bodies were returned to their homelands before Christmas.
Danish and Norwegian leaders have both condemned the killings and Moroccan prime minister Saad Eddine El Othmani
has described them as a "stab in the back of Morocco and Moroccans".

Tourism accounts for 10% of Morocco's national income and the country has generally been safe from jihadist attacks since
a 2011 bombing in Marrakech killed 17 people, most of them European tourists...'

SKY:

Tourism, a Swiss probably-white-guy and something else of concern... oh yeah, two girls who had their heads severed from
their bodies.