Ft. Lauderdale deadly attack by a crazy U.S. hero?

He is not a terrorist, but an American hero. He is Esetan Santiago, gunmen and a terrorist who killed  5 people, injuring 8 others today at Ft. Lauderdale International airport in Florida, USA.

Why did he do this? Did ISIS tell him? Most likely not.  His attack has a known issue. It’s about a broken profit driven mental health system in the United States of America. Mental health care covered by insurance or affordable treatments will be a dream of the past. Who can afford $30,000.00 a month to get treatment for

Mental health care covered by American insurance or affordable healthcare will be a dream of the past soon. Who can afford $30,000.00 a month to get treatment for bi-polar conditions?

This is also true for our heroes and veterans like Esetan Santiago, who served the United States in Iraq. Today Esetan became a terrorist and mass murderer.

Was he mentally ill? This is almost a certain yes. Traveling from Alaska, crossing two international borders from Alaska, USA to Canada back into the  USA with a dangerous weapon in his checked suitcase after checking out of a mental health institution in Alaska. Only in the USA.

This U.S. army hero is now a  gunman who shot dead five people and injured eight others at Ft. Lauderdale International Airport. He had walked into an FBI office claiming he was being forced to fight for ISIS.

This was reported first by the Drudge Report. Esteban Santiago, the prime suspect in today’s mass murder and attack on the aviation, travel and tourism industry reached out to the FBI in November last year for help.

He told officials he was hearing voices in his head, some of which were telling him to join ISIS and watch their videos, and was taken to hospital for a mental health evaluation.

Santiago, who also told the FBI the government controlled his mind, gunned down 13 people at Fort Lauderdale airport today, killing five and injuring eight today.

The suspect’s aunt Maria Ruiz Rivera claimed and told local media, the alleged shooter “lost his mind” while fighting in Iraq.

Chilling photos posted on Instagram show Santiago posing next to UK landmarks in a jacket emblazoned with a skull and cross.

His Instagram bio reads: “Here’s to finding whether or not your mission on earth is finished; if you’re still alive … It isn’t.”