'Umar hated everything and everyone'

orlando - Women. Black people. People who adhere to other religions. Omar Mateen, the man who killed dozens of people Sunday in a gay club in the American city of Orlando, was constantly angry and hated all kinds of groups. This picture emerges from statements made by, inter alia, his ex-wife and former colleagues.

Sitora Yusufiy married with Mateen in 2009, but their marriage was short-lived. For the slightest, he became angry and his wife was than the one who had to suffer.,, He often quarreled with his parents, but since I was the only one in his life, the violence was often directed against me, '' said Yusufiy. Mateen in the past also used steroids, told Yusufiy, who describes him as,, more emotionally unstable, mentally ill and bipolar '. After four months Yusufiy was rescued by concerned family members; In 2011 she divorced officially Mateen.

Mateen worked for security company G4S. A former colleague remembers him as a racist with a short fuse.,, He was scary, in a worrying way, '' Daniel Gilroy told news channel NBC.,, And it was not occasional. It was constant. He had his anger under control. They were always women, race or religion that made him explode. He liked black people absolutely not. That came once or twice mentioned, but they were mostly women. He liked women absolutely not. He was sexually attracted to women, but he did not respect. ''
  
    
     
      
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The situation at work was Gilroy,, so toxic '' that he had eventually transfer to another department.

Samuel King, who Mateen knew from school, thinks Mateens gay hate themselves only somewhere developed in recent years. King knew Mateen until 2009 and saw him regularly at the mall where they both worked.,, What shocks me is that most of the staff where I worked was gay. He was at that time not anti-gay. He behaved not hateful towards us. ''