Indiana Murder Case Study

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Three Immigrants Killed Execution Style in Indiana

Mohamedtaha Omar, Muhannad Adam Tairab, and Adam Kamel Mekki were killed in what police are calling an "execution-style" murder. They three were shot at "party house" in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The house was rented out by owners who live in Indianapolis and have very little supervision over the property, according to the Washington Post. The place was frequently used as a party house by immigrants of African descent. According to the police, the house was on their radar for drug and gang activity. According to the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, none of the victims had known gang affiliations.

Ibrahim Hooper, spokesman for the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), believes the case should

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