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According to a recent report published by CBC, Michael Zehaf-Bibeau’s former supervisor and friend at a drilling company in Squamish, B.C., has revealed several new observations regarding his character. Describing his life in British Columbia, it was revealed that Zehaf-Bibeau was open about his support for jihadi groups.
The friend of 27-year-old Mike Zehaf, whose identity is being kept a secret, allegedly knew him since he arrived in Squamish in 2007. Their work involved drilling and injecting shotcrete in underground tunnels, which they both did till they were laid off together when the project ended almost two year later. They worked together 13 hours a day, six days a week and carpooled to work as well. Zehaf-Bibeau’s friend also joined him on dog walks and dined at his house a few times. Zehaf-Bibeau allegedly shared a rented house with two other young men, both locals. It was said that though he made almost $90,000 a year, he was always focused on saving money. He spent little and drove a 1994 Nissan Pathfinder he said had been given to him by a man at a Vancouver Islamic centre.
According to Zehaf’s friend, “the Mike Zehaf I knew was a nice guy,” adding that “kind, friendly, polite and appreciative. He always had good manners, like a guy who was trying to impress the parents of a hot chick.” It was added that Zehaf-Bibeau was also devout, praying five times a day, every day. He said “sometimes you’d ask: ‘Where’s Mike?’ And he would have just downed tools and he’d be off somewhere praying.”
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