Israeli killer on the loose

The guy below is named Stephen Morgan. He is accused of killing a woman named Johanna Justin-Jinich who is an Israeli.

This is a picture of the Israeli Adam Sandler

No mention has been made of whether or not Stephen Morgan is an Israeli. Why not? The pictures make it clear he is.

How weird. The next photo says it is also of Stephen Morgan.

Do the two Stephen Morgan pictures look the same?

They do not look alike to me. The guy on the left is obviously an Israeli, while the guy on the right...........not so much

Are the police going after the innocent man on the right, when the man on the left did the murder?

Holy Moly! They are covering up for the murderer! Here is another picture of "Stephen Morgan"

The three released pictures of Stephen Morgan are of three different people!

The authorities have released three different pictures of three different people so the Israeli murderer is never caught.

The next picture is purported to be from the store shooting.

The guy in the store has a beard and mustache. The guy with glasses has no beard or mustache, nor even a hairline where they should be.

Besides, the face of the guy with the glasses is pushed in at the mouth area. The face of the guy in the store is pushed out.

So if you are looking for Stephen Morgan, look for the Israeli guy.

I doubt you will find him though. He has already probably been flown back to Israel where he cannot be extradited from.

Police urged students at Wesleyan University to stay locked in their dorms, and city's only synagogue was shut down, as authorities said a man wanted in the bookstore shooting death of a Wesleyan student had threatened the woman years before, and may now be targeting the school and Jews.

Police urged university students and local Jewish leaders to be "extra vigilant" while they sought 29-year-old Stephen Morgan. Investigators believe that Morgan disguised himself with a wig and shot 21-year-old Johanna Justin-Jinich, a junior from Timnath, Colo., at her job at a cafe inside Broad Street Books, a popular bookstore.

Justin-Jinich was Jewish. Evidence "suggests that Mr. Morgan may be focused on the Wesleyan University campus as well as the Jewish community," Middletown Police Chief Lynn Baldoni Baldoni said at a news conference Thursday. "Investigators have been in contact with Wesleyan University and leaders of the Jewish community, urging both to be extra vigilant."

Local police would only say that the shooting was not a random act, but a New York City police report shows that Morgan allegedly threatened Justin-Jinich in 2007, when they were attending New York University.

Justin-Jinich filed a harassment complaint on July 10, 2007, claiming that he was calling her repeatedly and sent her insulting e-mails for at least a week.

"You're going to have a lot more problems down the road if you can't take any (expletive) criticism, Johanna," one of the e-mails said, according to the police report.

Morgan had apparently already left New York for Boston at the time the complaint was filed and was not arrested.

Police would not say why they believe Morgan may target the university or Jews.

Justin-Jinich's former stepmother, Karin Radcliffe, said the girl came from a Jewish family. "She was just a wonderful kid, very smart, very loving," Radcliffe said

Middletown's only synagogue, Congregation Adath Israel, is across the street from the bookstore. It was closed Thursday and congregants were considering canceling Sabbath services Friday night and Saturday.

Synagogue president Eliot Meadow said police didn't offer details about the threats.

"It was a no-brainer to close the building until we knew more information," he said. "We didn't know if he was planning something. We're hoping that they catch him before tomorrow night."

Wesleyan officials locked campus immediately after Wednesday's shooting.

A panel that investigated the April 16, 2007, massacre at Virginia Tech concluded that university officials erred by not acting more quickly to warn students because police prematurely concluded that the first two victims were shot as a result of a domestic dispute

Israeli killer on the loose

The guy below is named Stephen Morgan. He is accused of killing a woman named Johanna Justin-Jinich who is an Israeli. This is a picture of the Israeli Adam Sandler No mention has been made of whether or not Stephen Morgan is an Israeli. Why not? The pictures make it clear he is. How weird. The next photo says it is also of Stephen Morgan. Do the two Stephen Morgan pictures look the same? They do not look alike to me. The guy on the left is obviously an Israeli, while the guy on the right...........not so much Are the police going after the innocent man on the right, when the man on the left did the murder? Holy Moly! They are covering up for the murderer! Here is another picture of "Stephen Morgan" The three released pictures of Stephen Morgan are of three different people! The authorities have released three different pictures of three different people so the Israeli murderer is never caught. The next picture is purported to be from the store shooting. The guy in the store has a beard and mustache. The guy with glasses has no beard or mustache, nor even a hairline where they should be. Besides, the face of the guy with the glasses is pushed in at the mouth area. The face of the guy in the store is pushed out. So if you are looking for Stephen Morgan, look for the Israeli guy. I doubt you will find him though. He has already probably been flown back to Israel where he cannot be extradited from. Police urged students at Wesleyan University to stay locked in their dorms, and city's only synagogue was shut down, as authorities said a man wanted in the bookstore shooting death of a Wesleyan student had threatened the woman years before, and may now be targeting the school and Jews. Police urged university students and local Jewish leaders to be "extra vigilant" while they sought 29-year-old Stephen Morgan. Investigators believe that Morgan disguised himself with a wig and shot 21-year-old Johanna Justin-Jinich, a junior from Timnath, Colo., at her job at a cafe inside Broad Street Books, a popular bookstore. Justin-Jinich was Jewish. Evidence "suggests that Mr. Morgan may be focused on the Wesleyan University campus as well as the Jewish community," Middletown Police Chief Lynn Baldoni Baldoni said at a news conference Thursday. "Investigators have been in contact with Wesleyan University and leaders of the Jewish community, urging both to be extra vigilant." Local police would only say that the shooting was not a random act, but a New York City police report shows that Morgan allegedly threatened Justin-Jinich in 2007, when they were attending New York University. Justin-Jinich filed a harassment complaint on July 10, 2007, claiming that he was calling her repeatedly and sent her insulting e-mails for at least a week. "You're going to have a lot more problems down the road if you can't take any (expletive) criticism, Johanna," one of the e-mails said, according to the police report. Morgan had apparently already left New York for Boston at the time the complaint was filed and was not arrested. Police would not say why they believe Morgan may target the university or Jews. Justin-Jinich's former stepmother, Karin Radcliffe, said the girl came from a Jewish family. "She was just a wonderful kid, very smart, very loving," Radcliffe said Middletown's only synagogue, Congregation Adath Israel, is across the street from the bookstore. It was closed Thursday and congregants were considering canceling Sabbath services Friday night and Saturday. Synagogue president Eliot Meadow said police didn't offer details about the threats. "It was a no-brainer to close the building until we knew more information," he said. "We didn't know if he was planning something. We're hoping that they catch him before tomorrow night." Wesleyan officials locked campus immediately after Wednesday's shooting. A panel that investigated the April 16, 2007, massacre at Virginia Tech concluded that university officials erred by not acting more quickly to warn students because police prematurely concluded that the first two victims were shot as a result of a domestic dispute