If you hadn't heard about this that wouldn't be a surprise for the story has been almost completely boycotted here in the states.
As WIVB-TV reported Friday (video embedded below the fold, h/t Marc Sheppard, photo courtesy WIVB):
A shocking and gruesome story of a T.V. station owner's wife, found decapitated at the Bridge's Muslim T.V. network in Orchard Park.In pictures of happier times, 37-year-old Aasiya Zubair and her 44-year-old husband Mo Hassan, who founded Bridges T.V.
Thursday evening, police converge on the station's Orchard Park studio and office.
"The worst that I've seen, yeah," said Andrew Benz, Orchard Park Police Chief.
Orchard Park Police chief Andrew Benz is talking about the crime scene where Assiya Zubair's body was found.
Police tell News 4 the only suspect in this case is the victim's husband, who walked into police headquarters in Orchard Park Thursday evening to report his wife was dead.
It's being called a brutal murder.
"She was decapitated, yes," said Benz.
Zubair was found in the hallway. The mission of Bridges TV is to foster understanding between cultures and diverse populations. According to police, the couple had trouble getting along.
Ironically, the network's motto was "Connecting People Through Understanding," and its mission statement:
Bridges TV aims to foster a greater understanding among many cultures and diverse populations.Through our high-quality, informative, 24x7 programming in English; we seek to become a unifying force that can help people understand our diverse world through education and entertainment.
Although the Associated Press reported this bizarre story early Friday evening, as did MSNBC.com, it received little attention outside of the state of New York.
Care to guess why?
Given the hatred of all other religions that is so prominent in the media today, just imagine if the owner of a television network extolling Judeo-Christian principles beheaded his wife.
Think you would have heard about that?
Yeah, I do, too.
*****Update: Readers are encouraged to review Matt Balan's previous post on this matter.
