Friday marks the first anniversary of the San Bernardino terrorist attack in which the husband-and-wife team of Syed Farook and Tashfeen Malik brought jihad to a company Christmas party in California where Farook worked.

A “final photo” has been released of Farook standing next to his co-workers at the Inland Regional Center just before he left the party and came back armed and ready to do his Islamic duty. He and his Pakistani-born wife killed 14 and injured 22 more just after this silly photo was taken. Seeing his face in the photograph was a reminder that looks can be deceiving. 

Like the story here on TruthRevolt on Thursday about the Ohio State University student who interviewed a “friendly” Abdul Artan just three months before his terror attack on campus, it’s assumed that no one pictured with Farook would’ve ever suspected their Muslim co-worker was capable of the violence that soon came.

It’s now being reported that Farook and his wife may have been upset that he had to attend the mandatory Christmas party at his place of employment. ABC learned that Malik wrote complaints online about how Muslims shouldn’t have to attend Christian events. The San Bernardino police chief pointed to those messages as the best evidence of a motive in the case. Of course, there was that bit of business where they pledged allegiance to ISIS online after the attack, as well.

But the 14 victims, pictured below, and their families know exactly what took the lives of their innocent loved ones: an adherence to a faith that calls for death to all infidels. Remember their faces on this anniversary — they were the truly friendly ones: