The German market attacker sent me these vile, obscene messages that may point to his REAL motive. The Left-wing media should stop rushing to conclusions: KHADIJA KHAN
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The messages were bizarre, rambling and sometimes obscene. They landed in my inbox at all times of the day and night, ranting about the West, ex-Muslim refugees and ex-Muslim women. I didn’t know the man who sent them. He claimed to be a Saudi emigrant and an anti-Islamist activist, though most of what he sent was incoherent and abusive. Every time I saw his name in my inbox, I shuddered.
![[People leave candles and floral tributes near the Alter Markt in Magdeburg, where a man drove a car into the crowd on Friday evening]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/23/20/93439097-0-image-a-37_1734986067766.jpg)
For the most part, I didn’t read the messages, and generally I just deleted them unopened. But when I saw the news of the Christmas market massacre in Magdeburg, Germany, on Friday, my blood ran cold. I recognised the name of the suspect all too well. Taleb Al Abdulmohsen, a 50-year-old man thought to be a psychiatrist, has been arrested over the deaths of four women and a nine-year-old boy, after ploughing his BMW into a mass of people on a busy street. More than 200 were injured.
![[Police arrested an 'unstable' 50-year-old Saudi doctor identified as Taleb al-Abdulmohsen after he allegedly rammed his SUV into a packed market in the town of Magdeburg]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/23/21/93396573-14222623-Police_arrested_an_unstable_50_year_old_Saudi_doctor_identified_-a-15_1734990151937.jpg)
Over the past 18 months or more, Abdulmohsen has targeted me with countless vile, threatening and intimidating messages. Nothing I saw in them ever gave me an inkling that he was planning to commit this terrible crime, or I would of course have forwarded everything to the police.
![[This is the moment the Magdeburg attack suspect, 50, from Saudi Arabia is arrested by police]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/23/20/93439109-0-image-m-52_1734986200379.jpg)
But the grim truth is that women like me, who grew up in Muslim families and have rejected Islam, are constantly subjected to online abuse. I am quite sure that, if I had reported Abdulmohsen’s emails and social media rantings, I would have been ignored.
It’s horribly common for me to see hatred directed at me online. The messages often start by calling me a ‘wh***’ or a ‘prostitute’, accusing me of ‘selling my body to white men’ before unleashing a barrage of threats about what my fate will be in this world and the next.
