Fox News 'The Kelly File' Megyn Kelly 10/1/2014. (Fox News Insider) CHILLING: Man Who Attended Okla. Beheading Suspect’s Mosque Reveals Radical Teachings A man who says he went to the same mosque as the Oklahoma beheading suspect revealed shocking new information tonight on “The Kelly File.” The former mosque member, identified only as “Noor,” discussed his experience at Islamic Society of Greater Oklahoma City, which beheading suspect Alton Nolen attended. “I observed the teachings of Islam […] to the public, the mosque will not promote terrorism or any kind of radical acts, but when they’re among friends and congregants only, they will promote the true teachings of Islam, which include the offer to non-Muslims – the choice, rather – that you must convert, live under Islamic rule or be fought against,” he said. Megyn Kelly asked: Did the mosque talk about speaking differently in front of the media? “Absolutely,” he said. “When they cannot do jihad physically, they attempt to do jihad by means of stealth, by endearing themselves to the media, endearing themselves to government, endearing themselves to the American people to slowly work their way in.” Noor said that he was told to support Hamas suicide bombings against Israel. He also said that his two friends at the mosque told him that if Osama bin Laden were to come to their doors, they would let him in and protect him. Noor left the Oklahoma City mosque because he said it was too radical. He said he last attended the mosque in 2011 at the request of law enforcement, but could not comment further on the matter. The mosque has publicly denounced Nolen’s actions, but has also refused to speak to “The Kelly File.” Fmr. #AltonNolen mosque member on mosque’s imam: “He is the person who told me about the concept of jihad.” Prosecutor to seek death penalty in beheading Prosecutor to seek death penalty in Oklahoma beheading; suspect ordered held without bond (Canadian Press) NORMAN, Okla. - An Oklahoma prosecutor said Wednesday he will seek the execution of a man accused of beheading a co-worker in a fit of rage after being suspended from his job at a food processing plant. Alton Nolen, 30, was ordered held without bond during a video arraignment Wednesday from the Cleveland County jail. He's been charged with first-degree murder in the death of Colleen Hufford, 54, and with two counts of assault. Prosecutors said Nolen was stabbing a second employee when he was shot by a plant manager who stopped the attack last Thursday at the Vaughan Foods plant in the Oklahoma City suburb of Moore. After Nolen's arraignment, Cleveland County District Attorney Greg Mashburn told The Associated Press he made the decision to seek the death penalty after meeting with the victim's family. "Even though it was my ultimate decision, I wanted to talk to them about it so that they understood what all that entails," Mashburn said. "After talking to them, my staff and I sat down, and we've decided to seek the death penalty." Mashburn said he could file the necessary paperwork as early as this week. During Nolen's video arraignment, Nolen asked Judge Michael Tupper if he could be represented by a Muslim attorney. The judge responded: "We'll see. I don't know the answer to that question." Nolen's family has said he recently converted to Islam, and officials at an Oklahoma City mosque said he was a frequent worshipper there in recent months. Nolen, flanked by two uniformed jailers, listened quietly as the judge read the charging documents that included a description of the attack on Hufford and the second co-worker, 43-year-old Traci Johnson. Nolen was transported to the jail Wednesday after his release from a hospital, where he had been treated after the food plant's chief operating officer, Mark Vaughan, shot him with a rifle. Vaughan is also an Oklahoma County reserve sheriff's deputy. The FBI is investigating because of the nature of the attack, which followed a series of high-profile videotaped beheadings by Islamic State militants in the Middle East. Mashburn said Tuesday Nolen had an "infatuation" with beheadings, but that the assault was motivated by Nolen's suspension. After being suspended, Nolen retrieved a knife at home and "returned to get revenge," Mashburn said. After severing Hufford's head, Nolen cut and slashed Johnson, who had complained about racial remarks Nolen had made at the workplace, according to a police affidavit. Johnson later told police Nolen was attempting to behead her as well, the affidavit said. Meanwhile, funeral services for Hufford were set for 2 p.m. Friday at a church in Moore.

• published: 02 Oct 2014
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