German Christmas Market Terrorist Leaves Will To Donate Property... "A Combination of Delusion and Rapid Progressivism"

A Saudi Arabian suspect who drove into a German Christmas market on the 20th and killed five people was found to have left a suicide note on the crime vehicle.

German Der Spiegel reports said investigators found a note in the vehicle used in the crime that said, "I donate all my property to the Red Cross."

No political message was written in the suicide note.

The suspect, 50-year-old Taleb Al-Abdulmohsen, praised Tesla Inc TSLA CEO Elon Musk and U.S. hard-right conspiracy theorist Alex Jones during a video interview with the U.S. Islamophobic blogger on the 12th.

He also accused the German government of accepting Muslim refugees from Syria while destroying his life after leaving Islam.

The suspect described himself as a "saviour of Saudi women" on his social media and criticized refugee policies and said he would go to war with the German government.

Experts believe he has suffered mental problems, including megalomania, after becoming sympathetic to German far-rightism by helping Saudi women in exile in Germany.

Terrorist researcher Peter Neumann said the suspect projected his frustration on the German government and even reached the delusion that Germany wanted to Islamize Europe, and analyzed that it appeared to be a combination of megalomania and radicalism.