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“The suspect was arrested a week later, with his fingerprints matching those found in the victim’s apartment, and the suspect’s geolocation on his phone also showed that he was in her apartment during the attack. A police source said he had just left a nightclub shortly before the attack in the early morning, with the club located just a few dozen meters from the victim’s residence.
Other rape cases include the rape and murder of 12-year-old Lola in Paris. by two Algerians. Her throat was slashed and her body stuffed in a suitcase. The Algerians were both under a deportation order, that they had ignored; only 0.2% of Algerians who have been ordered to leave France have done so. The French state refuses to hire enough investigators and police to track down those flouting deportation orders, Algerians and others, and to forcibly put them on flights back to their countries of origin.
Here is what Mégane’s father, Ludovic, wants the French state to do. First, it must investigate how it was that Oumar Ndiaye, with 17 offenses on his record, including physical assault and theft, managed to stay out of prison. What laws need to be changed to ensure that such outrages are not repeated? Second, the French government needs to release to the public the data it possesses, but refuses to release, on Muslim criminality, so that the French, better informed, can decide for themselves which immigration policies they wish to keep, and which they will want to discontinue.
The government has so far remained silent about the particularly brutal attack on Mégane, no doubt not wanting to draw attention to the epidemic of Muslim rapists, a silence Mégane’s father deplores. He also wants answers: how is it that Oumar Ndiaye, with his long criminal record of 17 offenses — assault, theft, and sexual assault of his sister — was nonetheless allowed to walk the streets? Whatever happened to juvenile detention? It sounds as if, despite those 17 offenses, he has never been imprisoned. Why not? Clearly there is something wrong with a criminal justice system that permits someone like Ndiaye to remain free. The father wants — demands — an explanation from the state.
“The suspect was arrested a week later, with his fingerprints matching those found in the victim’s apartment, and the suspect’s geolocation on his phone also showed that he was in her apartment during the attack. A police source said he had just left a nightclub shortly before the attack in the early morning, with the club located just a few dozen meters from the victim’s residence.
Apparently, because Ndiaye was a juvenile — under 18 — at the time, those five convictions did not lead to incarceration. The law clearly needs to be changed, perhaps by lowering the age defined as “juvenile” to “under 16.”
I have no idea what it means to declare an offense as “not sufficiently characterized” — something was undoubtedly lost in translation — or why the prosecution decided in that 2019 case to dismiss the charges against him. Oumar Ndiaye has clearly been getting away with a great deal; little wonder he thought that he might not be imprisoned for this, his latest barbaric assault, on Mégane.
But the rapist is a Muslim. And his name is Oumar. That’s why Zemmour had every right to call him “Oumar.” What’s more, 70% of convicted rapists in France are Muslims. Why shouldn’t Zemmour have mentioned his name and drawn attention to his Muslim identity? And of course it does matter, despite Olivier Faure’s assertion, whether the rapist was a native Frenchman or a Muslim migrant, because given that such a high percentage of rapists are Muslim migrants, the French, if properly alerted to the problem, can put a stop to Muslim migration — by voting in such people as Zemmour — and thereby decrease drastically the number of rapes. But the public first needs to know the truth about who is committing the violent crimes of rape and murder, which the French state is attempting to hide.
Other rape cases include the rape and murder of 12-year-old Lola in Paris. by two Algerians. Her throat was slashed and her body stuffed in a suitcase. The Algerians were both under a deportation order, that they had ignored; only 0.2% of Algerians who have been ordered to leave France have done so. The French state refuses to hire enough investigators and police to track down those flouting deportation orders, Algerians and others, and to forcibly put them on flights back to their countries of origin.
Here is what Mégane’s father, Ludovic, wants the French state to do. First, it must investigate how it was that Oumar Ndiaye, with 17 offenses on his record, including physical assault and theft, managed to stay out of prison. What laws need to be changed to ensure that such outrages are not repeated? Second, the French government needs to release to the public the data it possesses, but refuses to release, on Muslim criminality, so that the French, better informed, can decide for themselves which immigration policies they wish to keep, and which they will want to discontinue.
