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taos - The conditional release of a group of Muslims who are suspected of having prepared children to carry out attacks has led to great commotion in the American state of New Mexico. The judge who allowed the suspects to leave on bail was given a flood of death threats and criticism.

The five were arrested after the authorities found eleven neglected children in New Mexico. They lived there in a remote, beat up residential camp with five adults. At the complex later a young child was also found to be buried. He would have died during a ritual to 'drive out demonic spirits'.

The judge concluded that prosecutors could not substantiate sufficiently that the suspects did indeed have sinister plans. They therefore did not have to be detained in anticipation of their lawsuit. The suspects must wear anklets.

The decision of judge Sarah Backus led to angry reactions on Twitter. Hundreds of angry phone calls and e-mails also came in. Most critics criticize Backus for 'sympathizing with Islamic terrorists,' said a spokesperson for the court. That building eventually had to be closed due to threats.