Chattanooga gunman blog posts tied to Islam and jihad
The Chattanooga attack that killed four Marines and wounded others has prompted deep review of Mohamad Youssuf Abdulazeez's past. A blog associated with him reflected religious devotion and calls to jihad while investigators pursue how a quiet athlete became a gunman.
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