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Mohammed Adam Omar Ishaak (1952 – June 20, … Mohammed Adam Omar Ishaak (1952 – June 20, 2001), known as The Sana'a Ripper, was a Sudanese murderer and alleged serial killer. A morgue assistant, Omar was convicted of killing two medical students in Yemen's Sana'a University and later executed for their murders. He additionally claimed another 49 victims across several countries in the Arab world before retracting his statements, prompting various theories whether he was truly responsible for the crimes he confessed to.esponsible for the crimes he confessed to.
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John Adam
, "The Sana'a Ripper"
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10619
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John Adam
, "The Sana'a Ripper"
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May 2000
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1995
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1952
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Mohammed Adam Omar Ishaak
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http://dbpedia.org/resource/Murder +
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Yemen, others alleged
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"2001-06-20"^^xsd:date
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1999
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Mohammed Adam Omar
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Mohammed Adam Omar Ishaak (1952 – June 20, … Mohammed Adam Omar Ishaak (1952 – June 20, 2001), known as The Sana'a Ripper, was a Sudanese murderer and alleged serial killer. A morgue assistant, Omar was convicted of killing two medical students in Yemen's Sana'a University and later executed for their murders. He additionally claimed another 49 victims across several countries in the Arab world before retracting his statements, prompting various theories whether he was truly responsible for the crimes he confessed to.esponsible for the crimes he confessed to.
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