SYED FAROOK'S MENTALLY UNSTABLE SODOMITE LOVER Enrique Marquez Purchased The Two Modified Assault-Style Weapons That Were Used By MUSLIM TERRORIST To Murder 14

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EXCLUSIVE: The baby-faced 'nerd' accused of buying assault-style weapons for his childhood best friend who 'turned into a terrorist': Ex-neighbor checked into a mental hospital hours after California attack

Smiling broadly and posing in a bicycle helmet, this is the close friend accused of purchasing the guns that were used to mow down 14 innocent people in San Bernardino last Wednesday.Baby-faced 'nerd' Enrique Marquez, 29, checked himself into a mental health facility in Long Beach, California on Wednesday afternoon – hours after close friend Syed Farook, 28, and his wife Tashfeen Malik, 29, opened fire on revelers at a work Christmas party. In the early hours of Saturday morning, Marquez’s Riverside home was raided by the FBI, who allegedly arrived in search of explosives. Police have said that the two handguns used in the mass shooting were purchased by his wife and fellow fanatic Malik. Daily Mail Read More>>>>>

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FBI raids home of San Bernardino shooter's friend over gun purchases

FBI agents raided a Riverside home belonging to a friend of San Bernardino shooter Syed Rizwan Farook as they try to determine whether the man purchased two of the semiautomatic rifles used in the massacre, according to a law enforcement source. The source, who asked to remain anonymous because the case is ongoing, said officials have been trying to talk to the man to see what he knows. It’s far from clear whether the man had anything to do with the violence or even knew what Farook did with the guns, the source added. A second source said the guns were purchased three years ago. The person the FBI is seeking to interview is Enrique Marquez Jr., a source said. Farook, his parents and siblings lived on Tomlinson Avenue for several years before moving out a few months ago. Marquez lived next door. While Farook generally kept to himself, one exception was his friendship with Marquez, who shared his love of tinkering with cars, neighbors said. On Thursday, Gustavo Ramirez, who said he was Marquez’s stepfather, told a Times reporter that he and his wife hadn’t heard from Marquez since Wednesday afternoon and were concerned. Ramirez said it was unlike Marquez not to come home. LA Times Read More>>>>>>