Sunlight does strange things to people’s dispositions.  The local NBC News affiliate WMC5 in Courtland Mississippi appears to have found a new job title for the owner of the M&M First Stop Gas Station, Ali Alsanai.  
Only a few days ago they were reporting that Ali Alsanai, aka Basem Alsanai, aka Ali Fadhel, was the 19-year-old owner/operator of the business.  After 48 hours of scrutiny into the background of Mr. Alsanai all of a sudden, poof, he becomes a “clerk” at the store. 
The title of their on-line article passes him off as merely a “worker”, now.

Couldn’t have anything to do with the sunlight now upon the business, beer and wine licenses, ATF agents, and ears perked by USDA (*hint* EBT fraud), and IRS interests combining with FBI agents dispatched, while eyes seem curious about his successful entrepreneurship.   You can’t make this stuff up folks.
PANOLA CO, MS (WMC) – The man who may have been one of the last people to talk with Jessica Chambers says he is being threatened, and he is being called the leader of a gang that may have been involved in Chambers’ death.
Jessica Chambers, a 19-year-old Panola County resident, was murdered on December 6th. She was found burning next to her car, which was also on fire.

“Everybody knows me out here,” said Ali Alsanai, son of the owner of the gas station where Chambers was seen pumping gas hours before she died. “Everybody likes me, I get along with everyone so they probably take it the other way, the wrong way, you know, ‘He’s a gang, he a drug dealer.’ They just posted a video on YouTube about me. I’m scar face Ali Alsanai.”
Many of the accusations are coming from a blog calling itself conservative. One of the accusations from other people posting is that gang members hang out at the Alsanai family store, M&M, and drugs are sold there.

People who frequent the store and live in the area say they have never seen any of that kind of behavior at the store.
“Aint no gangs here,” said Alsanai. “I don’t know where the gang thing came from. It’s just people hang here. But no gang, no drugs, no nothing going on. They need to stop all this stuff ’cause there’s no gangs and drugs around here.”


The 19-year-old Alsanai works in the store with his family members. He said mostly older people hang around, and if anyone loiters they are told to go away.
Someone even accused Alsanai of being a gang leader.
When asked whether he was a member of a gang, Alsanai responded, “Nope, I am not. I’ve never had a problem with no polices.”
Alsanai said he can’t believe what people are saying.


“What he basically said is, I have a gang involved in Jessica’s death,” Alsanai recalled. “It’s really sad. I don’t feel free no more.”  (Great Video at Link HERE)