Whose fingerprints are on the sticky note swastika?

Started by yankeedoodle, September 25, 2022, 10:47:25 AM

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yankeedoodle

Here's a totally ridiculous story about a jew college student finding  a sticky note with a swastika on it attached to his dorm door, and the police are investigating.  Whoever put the sticky note on the door put their fingerprints on the sticky note - unless they had and wore gloves in brutally hot Florida - so why isn't the jew demanding that the police simply 1) lift the fingerprints from the sticky note and 2) fingerprint every student in the college to find the perpetrator, and, if that doesn't find the villain, then 3) every resident in the city and state must be fingerprinted until they discover who put the sticky note swastika on the dorm door.   <:^0

Jews are so smart, so why aren't the demanding that fingerprints be used to solve the "crime?"  Is it because the jewish student did it himself/itself?   <lol>

University of North Florida Jewish Student Finds Sticky Note with Swastika on Dorm Door
https://www.stopantisemitism.org/antisemitic-incidents-119/university-of-north-florida-student-finds-antisemitic-symbol-on-dorm-door

A Jewish University of North Florida (UNF) student found a sticky note with a Swastika drawing on their dorm room front door on Wednesday, according to a University Police Department (UPD) report.

At around 5 p.m., UPD responded to a call about a sticky note and the student told them that they'd found the drawing on their door.

Earlier in the month, on Sep. 6, the student's Mezuzah — a traditional Jewish item attached to doorposts as a sign of faith — was torn down from their door, which had been with "very strong contact tape and glue," the student told UPD, according to the report.

"[They] said the only way that [their] Mezuzah could have come off the door post or frame by was by force," but the student reattached it to the door the same day, UPD wrote in the report.

Spinnaker reached out to the university, who provided this statement from UNF President Moez Limayem.

"This incident is deeply disturbing and goes against the core values of the University. UNF has clearly and consistently condemned symbols of hate, including swastikas, and other acts of bigotry. I want to reaffirm UNF's commitment to civility and a respectful environment. The incident is currently under investigation by the University Police Department. If anyone has information relating to this incident, please contact the UPD."