This morning ABC News released an ominous new photo of Muslims Syed Farook and his terror bride Tashfeen Malik as they entered the US in 2014:
It was reported last night that Syed Farook had practiced at a gun range twice just days before he and his Muslim wife committed the mass shooting and that he and his wife had practiced in his backyard as well:
FOX NEWS – One of the two terrorists who killed 14 people at a San Bernardino, Calif. office building Wednesday made multiple visits to a nearby gun range days before the assault, Fox News has learned.
Law enforcement sources confirmed late Sunday that Syed Farook spent time at the Riverside Magnum Shooting Range in Riverside, Calif. on Sunday, Nov. 29 and Monday, Nov. 30. During the two visits— one of which lasted several hours— Farook shot both an AR-15 and a handgun, both of which were brought by him to the range. Fox has also learned the FBI has obtained surveillance video from the range, which is about 25 miles away from the couple’s home in Redlands.
Additionally, investigators believe both Farook & Malik were “dry-firing” in the back yard of another Southern California home in the days leading up to the attack, according to law enforcement sources. Dry-firing, as explained by a source, is pulling a gun’s trigger with no bullets in the weapon’s chamber.
“The intent is to train the mind to kill,” the source told Fox late Sunday.
The new disclosures came after FBI agents conducted a raid early Saturday at a Riverside home next door to where Farook used to live with his family.
Also it’s being reported that Malik went to a school founded by a woman trying to bring Sharia to Canada:
DAILY MAIL – The jihadi bride who with her husband massacred 14 people in California last week attended a religious school in Pakistan that was founded by a woman trying to bring Sharia law to Canada.
Tashfeen Malik, the 29-year-old housewife who embarked on a killing spree in San Bernardino, went to the Al-Huda Institute, one of the country’s most high-profile religious schools.
The school, in Multan, was founded by a woman named Farhat Hashmi, who is now living in Canada.