Omar Mateen Was Investigated by FBI … Mateen’s Ex Wife Says, ‘He Was Not a Stable Person’: Orlando Shooter Showed Signs of Emotional Trouble

HOW IN THE HELL DID WE LET THIS UNSTABLE ISLAMIC TERRORIST THROUGH THE CRACKS?

In just another example of what can only make Americans scratch their collective heads in wonderment, how does a 29 year old male who follows Islam, (yes I am profiling), who claims to have had ties to terrorism and had twice had been investigated by the FBI … become the terrorist gunman who murders 49 individuals at a gay nightclub in Orlando, FL and and becomes the greatest mass murder in American history? How could everyone have misread the signs? Or was in political correctness that did so?  Just a note to Barack Obama and the liberal news media, terrorism is an act of hate no matter who the victims are. Also a news flash to Obama and the MSM, ISIS hates the homosexual community.

While Mateen claimed allegiance to Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, no evidence had emerged by late Sunday pointing to actual ties to terrorist groups or a significant association with jihadist causes. And although family members said Mateen had expressed anger about homosexuality, the shooter had no record of previous hate crimes.

He had twice come under investigation by the FBI — once for comments suggesting an affinity for Islamist groups, and a second time for vague connections to another Florida man who traveled to Syria to become a suicide bomber. Neither probe turned up evidence of wrongdoing, and Mateen had a blemish-free record when he applied for a Florida license to carry concealed weapons and again when he legally purchased two firearms, including an assault-style semiautomatic rifle, just a few days before the shootings.

But there also were early signs of emotional trouble and a volatile temper, according to Sitora Yusifiy, who was briefly married to Mateen. Yusifiy described Mateen as an abusive husband who beat her repeatedly while they were married.

“He was not a stable person,” she told The Washington Post. “He beat me. He would just come home and start beating me up because the laundry wasn’t finished or something like that.”