Point 4 on page 2 of the report states Rifqa Bary believes her life to
be in danger from an “honor killing” by her family or others, which she
states is in accordance with Islamic Law. The report finds: “Ms. Bary’s
concern that she may be killed because of her conversion from Islam to
Christianity remains a subjective and speculative concern…” and
concludes there is no conspiracy to commit violence against her. The
investigators in this matter offer this opinion void of any knowable
facts. In fact, a due diligence review would reveal the existence
of authoritative Islamic Law texts officially translated into English.
This review would further reveal Islamic Law — which is real law [b]...

Point 4 on page 2 of the report states Rifqa Bary believes her life to
be in danger from an “honor killing” by her family or others, which she
states is in accordance with Islamic Law. The report finds: “Ms. Bary’s
concern that she may be killed because of her conversion from Islam to
Christianity remains a subjective and speculative concern…” and
concludes there is no conspiracy to commit violence against her. The
investigators in this matter offer this opinion void of any knowable
facts. In fact, a due diligence review would reveal the existence
of authoritative Islamic Law texts officially translated into English.
This review would further reveal Islamic Law — which is real law — has
requirements and rules as to how to deal with those who leave Islam [eg The Classic Manual of Islamic Sacred Law, “Umdat al-Salik” also known as “Reliance of the Traveller” — publicly available].

If it can be shown (1) there is a requirement in Islamic Law for
killing Ms. Bary as a publicly declared apostate from Islam, (2) that
her parents adhere to Islamic Law, and (3) that she did, in fact, leave
Islam and convert to Christianity, then the FDLE has a professional
responsibility to include these facts in this report, and investigate
this matter fully. There is nothing subjective about this — these are
all ascertainable facts. I would hope the Florida State’s Attorney’s
Office has done their due diligence on this matter and is aware of this

2. Mr. Bary’s comments to the Investigators claiming there is
“absolutely not” any concept of Honor Killings under Isla[b]...

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If it can be shown (1) there is a requirement in Islamic Law for
killing Ms. Bary as a publicly declared apostate from Islam, (2) that
her parents adhere to Islamic Law, and (3) that she did, in fact, leave
Islam and convert to Christianity, then the FDLE has a professional
responsibility to include these facts in this report, and investigate
this matter fully. There is nothing subjective about this — these are
all ascertainable facts. I would hope the Florida State’s Attorney’s
Office has done their due diligence on this matter and is aware of this

2. Mr. Bary’s comments to the Investigators claiming there is
“absolutely not” any concept of Honor Killings under Islamic Law can
also be comparatively and factually reviewed against Islamic Law.
There are, in fact, rules and requirements as to how apostates should
be handled within the context of Islamic Law, and these facts must be
reviewed by FDLE if a professional and factual report is to be
completed.

3. It was noted that the Executive Director of
the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) -Columbus (Ohio) and
the Staff Attorney for CAIR were present during the interview of Mr.
Bary by FDLE Investigators. Absent from the FDLE report was any
mention that CAIR is a known Muslim Brotherhood entity and an
unindicted co-conspirator in the Holy Land Foundation (HLF) trial — the
largest terrorism financing trial in U.S. history — revealing HLF as a
Hamas/Muslim Brotherhood front in the United States. All defendants in
this case were found guilty in November 2008 and are serving long
prison terms. These facts about CAIR were testified to at trial, and
accepted as legally true. They are irrefutable — the documents
demonstrating these facts were stipulated to by the defense.

4. This is a statement of facts regarding this matter:

There are requirements in Islamic Law regarding someone who deserts Islam
The Muslim Brotherhood’s objective is the implementation of Islamic Law in the United StatesRifqa Bary has left Islam and become a ChristianRifqa
Bary has made statements to FDLE officials and others that her parents
have threatened to kill her because she has left IslamThe Bary’s appear to be adherent to Islamic LawThe
Bary’s appear at an interview with two Muslim Brotherhood
representatives doing business as CAIR, a group known to be hostile
towards the United States which is also an unindicted co-conspirator in
the largest terrorism finan[b]...

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4. This is a statement of facts regarding this matter:

There are requirements in Islamic Law regarding someone who deserts Islam
The Muslim Brotherhood’s objective is the implementation of Islamic Law in the United StatesRifqa Bary has left Islam and become a ChristianRifqa
Bary has made statements to FDLE officials and others that her parents
have threatened to kill her because she has left IslamThe Bary’s appear to be adherent to Islamic LawThe
Bary’s appear at an interview with two Muslim Brotherhood
representatives doing business as CAIR, a group known to be hostile
towards the United States which is also an unindicted co-conspirator in
the largest terrorism financing trial in U.S. history

5.
It is my professional opinion that sufficient Probable Cause exists to
believe that Ms Bary’s concerns for her personal safety are based in a
realistic and factual understanding of her situation, and, therefore, a
further criminal investigation is warranted.