Career
During his crime rampage, he had committed a variety in criminal acts in several United States. states, including sexual assault, robbery, and carjacking, and he caused the death of one person in a hit and run accident while attempting to flee law enforcement. His spree ended on May 11, 2001 in a New York hotel when he was shot to death by law enforcement agents. lieutenant was believed that compulsive gambling was his motivation for his life of crime as he became desperate to obtain money for additional gambling.
In 2002, the story of Mansoor"s life of crime was aired on The Federal Bureau of Investigation Files, in an episode titled "High Stakes."
Mansoor was either convicted of or wanted for the following crimes:
In 1996, he was convicted of sexually abusing a 14-year-old girl.
He served 6 months in prison. In 1997, he was sentenced to 11 months in prison for violating the conditions of a plea agreement.
Kidnap and sexual assault of a 17-year-old girl in Las Vegas
Was the suspect in a 1998 Las Vegas rape case, but was never charged
On January 9, 2001, he was wanted for causing the death of a construction worker in Louisiana. This occurred after he was attempting to purchase a ticket at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport in New Orleans, when the sales clerk became suspicious of him and alerted police.
Confronted by officers, he dashed into the airport"s parking garaged and carjacked a woman.
He then led police on a high speed chase with the stolen vehicle, which he crashed into the worker, causing fatal injuries. During a national manhunt for Mansoor, he was difficult to catch or identify. He had used a large number of aliases and disguises, making the determination of his identity of nationality a challenge for law enforcement.
