Dropping the charges

There is a self-satisfied expression on the ugly face of Ziyad Habid, the Saudi National who faced charges in the murder of an American citizen. This guy is so important to the Saudi government, they even paid his $2 million dollar bail so he could disappear. Why would they do that unless they want him to get away? His accomplice remains in jail on one million dollars’ bond. If Habid is not guilty, why is his accomplice in the crime still in jail? Cops SAY they don’t have sufficient evidence to convict, but I don’t believe that for a minute. This whole thing doesn’t pass the “smell test.” Habid is studying aviation and “wants to be a pilot like his father.” Is he interested in learning landings and takeoffs? Did anybody ask him? (The Blaze)