Lawyers Say Headchopper's Religion Has Nothing to Do With His Headchopping

I bet if he ever went to a tea party that would be cited as a reason by the kook lefty blogs. We're supposed to believe a guy whose religion involves lots of headchopping cuts off his wife's head yet he wasn't at all influenced by Islam. Sure, that's believable.

Lawyers for the founder of an Islam-oriented television station who is accused of beheading his wife say it's ridiculous to think religion has anything to do with the case as they pursue a psychiatric defence.

Muzzammil “Mo” Hassan appeared briefly in a Buffalo courtroom for procedural motions Friday in advance of his second-degree murder trial. The trial was expected to start this month, but is now slated to begin in September because of a change in defense lawyers.

I took a ride over to Brooklyn this morning and secured the rights to a bridge that'll take you into Manhattan. Act now for a bargain price.