A few days ago I posted that I hoped and prayed that the Virginia Tech murderer (yes, I made a mistake in referring to Cho Seung-Hui as a “shooter”, for his deliberate two-hour delay between his first two murders and the other thirty) was not a Muslim. While Islamofascist web sites around the world are now picking up Cho as “one of their own” (i.e. an after-death conversion to Islam), now word also surfaces that his family may also have Muslim connections:

SEOUL (Reuters) - The family of the man who carried out the massacre at Virginia Tech university left South Korea 15 years ago with little money and big dreams of a better life in America, the shooter’s grandfather told two newspapers.
“They went to the States saying they wanted to raise their kids properly but I can’t believe this happened,” the man, who asked to be called Mr Kim, said in an interview published on Thursday in the daily Hankyoreh.
South Korean-born Cho Seung-Hui, 23, was identified on Tuesday as the gunman who killed 32 students and teachers at Virginia Tech.
Kim, 81, who lives in Kyonggi province outside Seoul, said he had had little contact with his daughter—Cho’s mother—since they arrived in the United States.
Cho’s parents ran a used-book shop in Seoul until they left for the United States.
“They bought the tiny shop with the money my son-in-law made in Saudi Arabia before he got married,” Kim said. [Emphasis added by Editor]

Hmmm...now this may be a significant development worth further investigation. Is it then any wonder why the Islamofascists are claiming him?