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New Video Footage Chilling School Attack Foiled by Teens Amid Alleged Honor Killing Attempt


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It was an ordinary afternoon at Timberline High School in Lacey, Washington, on October 18, 2023, when students spilled out of the building after the final bell. Clad in hoodies and backpacks, they waited for the bus, eager for the weekend. But within minutes, the quiet routine shattered into chaos, captured in harrowing footage never before seen by the public.

 

At precisely 2:13 p.m., as a school bus pulled up, three figures burst into frame, struggling violently. But this wasn’t a scuffle between students—it was a grown man allegedly trying to kill his own daughter.

 

The new footage, obtained by the Daily Mail, shows 44-year-old Ihsan Ali attacking his 17-year-old daughter in what prosecutors say was an attempted "honor killing" after she rejected an arranged marriage to an older man in another county. Her mother, Zahraa Subhi Mohsin Ali, 40, later joined the attack and also allegedly tried to strangle the girl. The couple have pleaded not guilty to second-degree attempted murder and attempted kidnapping, and their trial begins imminently.

 

The girl had run away days earlier after her parents tried to send her to Iraq and allegedly threatened to kill her. A local women’s shelter took her in, but without transportation, she and her 16-year-old boyfriend were forced to walk and wait at the school bus stop—where her father spotted them.

Ihsan confronted her, saying in Arabic, "Heron"—“It’s not right, you’re not supposed to be doing this”—before flying into a rage.

 

He slammed her to the ground, punched her boyfriend in the face, and choked her while ignoring a flurry of punches and kicks from other students trying to intervene.

 

Even as the teen boys battered him in a desperate attempt to free the girl, Ihsan refused to let go until he was knocked unconscious by repeated blows. The girl’s boyfriend, despite suffering a "boxer's fracture" and other injuries, helped pull her to safety.

 

Bystander Josh Wagner stopped his truck and pinned Ihsan to the ground after he regained consciousness, holding him there until police arrived. But the violence didn’t end with Ihsan’s arrest.

 

Ihsan in police bodycam footage sitting a patrol car. His jacket was torn in the struggle and dirt pressed into one side of his face during the attack

 

Moments later, the girl’s mother Zahraa allegedly took her turn, choking her daughter as they struggled on the ground behind a tree. “Once [the girl] and her mom were on the ground, her mom put her arm around her neck and started choking her,” police later wrote in their report. Only after another fight inside the school were the girl and her boyfriend able to hide until police arrived.

 

The boyfriend later told police it took him several days to speak about the attack without breaking down in tears. The girl, interviewed on October 24, said she feared being married off, abused, and forced to have children in Iraq. She recounted how her father threatened her life repeatedly: “If I could kill you, I would kill you... I can't do that because there’s cops and CPS involved right now because of you,” she claimed he told her.

 

Police bodycam footage captured Ihsan’s arrest. He demanded to speak to his daughter: “Just let me tell her to come home—not like that. If I tell her to go home, she will go home,” he pleaded, but officers denied the request.

 

Zahraa was not immediately arrested, only being taken into custody four days later when new evidence came to light. In the interim, she attempted to flee to Canada after dropping off her younger children with family across the border.

 

The girl was treated in hospital for four days. Her injuries included bruising, abrasions, broken blood vessels in her eyes, and signs of repeated strangulation. “[The girl] stated that she thought she was going to die,” court documents said.

 

Now in hiding, she continues to recover from the physical and emotional trauma of an attack that could have ended her life—if not for the bravery of her boyfriend, classmates, and a few strangers.

 

image.png  Adapted by ASEAN Now from Daily Mail  2025-07-08

 

 

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5 minutes ago, proton said:

The barbarity of islam again, it's not the nationality or the culture, it's the religion

Progressives forgot the USA founding 

foundation doesn’t include this barbarity.

Its christian / judeo .

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45 minutes ago, proton said:

The barbarity of islam again, it's not the nationality or the culture, it's the religion

The USA has figured it out, the rest have not

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6 hours ago, JonnyF said:

It seems this type of cultural enrichment is not unique to the UK. 

 

Nice black joke

20 minutes ago, save the frogs said:

 

A mother choking her own daughter ... that's some seriously messed up brainwashing by a purely evil religious doctrine.

 

Normally, mother is the diehard protector of own child.

But acting Vice-Versa versa.

Dogmatic obsession, just the same as Nazi demonstrated  at Holocaust.

 

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1 hour ago, Old Farang said:

This type of thing, marrying children off to old man in foreign country, then trying to kill them when they refuse, along with the rest of Sharia Law, is a good reason not to support Islam, why can't sane people see that.

 

I certainly agree as an American … while I admit we have Christian cults in the Uzs that practice those same marriage arrangements. Sad all around …

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3 hours ago, black tabby12345 said:

Salute to the brave swift action by the instant high school  vigilantes.

Beating up the lunatic parent just in name.

One young life saved by the courage of other youth.

Bravo.

With strong sense of justice and guts, these boys look suitably qualified to work for police force in their future.

Why do you refer to them as “vigilantes”? They were, if fact enforcing US law not breaking the law. Vigilantes are construed as taking the law into their own hands not enforcing the law but using illegal force … the lynchings are a good example as opposed to protecting life, and liberty …

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12 minutes ago, proton said:

 

The so called prophet married Aisha when she was 6 and he was 50, he raped her three years later. His nasty book condones marriage to re pubescent girls and the rape of captives. This is the man they think was perfect.

Getting back to the subject attempted honor killing.

 

Can you please share your oft paraded knowledge of Islam and explain to us what the Qu’ran, the Hadith and Islamic law has to say about ‘honor killings’?

 

 

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22 minutes ago, wwest5829 said:

Why do you refer to them as “vigilantes”? They were, if fact enforcing US law not breaking the law. Vigilantes are construed as taking the law into their own hands not enforcing the law but using illegal force … the lynchings are a good example as opposed to protecting life, and liberty …

 

I said "instant"; they were not organized in advance.

They happened do rush to the scene at the same time.

But still did what they thought they  should do at that time.

That is why I called these people Instant Vigilante.

That is all.

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The parents need harsh sentences. I saw many examples of "honor" offences in India. It was disgusting and mostly unprosecuted. Beatings, killings, rapes of wives and daughters. A horrifying environment. 

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19 minutes ago, proton said:

 

I am not your imam, look it up, it's all there I can assure you

You obviously can’t assure me, otherwise you’d be posting it here.

 

Not that I object to you exposing your bigoted ignorance for all to see

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1 minute ago, cjinchiangrai said:

The parents need harsh sentences. I saw many examples of "honor" offences in India. It was disgusting and mostly unprosecuted. Beatings, killings, rapes of wives and daughters. A horrifying environment. 

Agreed.

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57 minutes ago, wwest5829 said:

Why do you refer to them as “vigilantes”? They were, if fact enforcing US law not breaking the law. Vigilantes are construed as taking the law into their own hands not enforcing the law but using illegal force … the lynchings are a good example as opposed to protecting life, and liberty …

Vigilante was wrongly chosen word, volunteer police would have been better.

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if you think thailand is, at times, crazy, it's nothing compared to what goes on the the good old usa. shooting tragedy after shooting tragedy,  and no one cares enough to do anything about it.

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1 minute ago, it is what it is said:

 

if you think thailand is, at times, crazy, it's nothing compared to what goes on the the good old usa. shooting tragedy after shooting tragedy,  and no one cares enough to do anything about it.

Sure they do, the answer is more guns, especially in kindergartens.

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