Witnesses offered to shoot two young Israeli diplomats in Washington, DC, the rest of the alleged killer on the assumption that he was a victim in an integral offer of humanity in the darkest possible time.
The suspect, Elias Rodriguez, 31, was seen walking back and forth outside the Jewish Capital Museum in moments after a double blood slaughter. Those who are in the scene rushed to his help, and they did not know that he was the perpetrator of the alleged crime.
“He was wet. He was wearing a suit, glasses and black brown hair. He was shocking,” said Uni Calin, 31, a witness inside the event on Wednesday night.
He said, “We thought he was a spectator,” adding that people brought him water and achieved from him.
He said to them: “After about five or ten minutes when the police appeared inside,” I did this. I did this for Gaza. ”Then he did,“ Palestine is free, from the river to the sea, and there is only one solution, the revolution of the uprising. ”
He said they did not realize at the beginning that he was the shooter because they thought he was protested.
Yaron Lesinski, 28, and Sarah Milgerim, 26, were executed in the street immediately after 9 pm where they left the reception of American Jewish youth diplomats.
They worked together from the Israeli embassy in the capital, and their friendship flourished in a romantic and tragicly cut off by gunman bullets.
“After two shots after about 30 seconds, a man comes clearly running. We all discovered that he was a witness [because] Witnesses Sarah Marinozi told the newspaper “The Witnesses” via a text message “I have been shaken.”
“the people [offered] It has water and [asked] If he is fine. He still says he called the police while he was in the room with us for 10-15 minutes while we think we are safe and it was just passers-by. “
She said that the police cars began to wander the streets outside the museum, and at this point, they were inside the heads away from the windows.
“After about 10 minutes, one of my friends talks to the man who is struggling from the outside asking how he does, and if he knows where he is because he knew he was a Jewish museum,” said Marinozi.
“He behaves at the beginning and then as soon as a policeman walks out,” I did it.
She said that Rodriguez then reached a backpack, which raised the fear among the close who thought he might have reached a bomb or a pistol.
Fortunately [he] She said: “It ends up with Kefiyeh, and this is the time when one of my friends screams abroad and the police officers get it out,” she said.
After that, the alleged terrorist was suffering from security and was subjected to other witnesses before the police appeared and arrested. “Palestine is free, free” while withdrawing from the doors of the museum.
Although Marinuzzi said she considered herself “fortunate to be alive” after the horrific attack, as she offered the help of a man she thought he was in need seemed to be the right thing to do.
“When a man comes running in an immediate instant instinct, then the help and this is what we did.”
