While her husband was committing mass murder at Pulse nightclub, Noor Salman was home. Seven months later, she was charged with aiding and abetting her husband and obstructing justice for allegedly lying to the FBI. huffp.st/r1f2EYg (1/5) 
There was zero evidence that Salman was radicalized herself, they admitted. Instead, it was argued that she was content to trade her husband – the sole provider for her and her 3-year-old son – for baubles and designer wear. (2/5)
After her arrest, rumors and speculations about her abounded. She drove him to the club that night. She was a member of ISIS. She fled the country after the attack. All were untrue. (3/5)
“She is being prosecuted under the guise of guilt by association as a Muslim woman married to a Muslim man who committed mass violence." huffp.st/r1f2EYg (4/5)
Prosecutors say she’s a monster.
Her family says she’s a victim. Now, a jury is deliberating whether the wife of a mass shooter deserves life in prison.
Read more: huffp.st/r1f2EYg (5/5)
Her family says she’s a victim. Now, a jury is deliberating whether the wife of a mass shooter deserves life in prison.
Read more: huffp.st/r1f2EYg (5/5)
