Member Of Islamic State Sentenced In America

Member of Islamic State sentenced in America, accused of beheading by holding journalists hostage.

A member of the Islamic State terror group was convicted in April this year for beheading an American journalist after being taken, hostage.

El Shafee Elsheikh, 33, was previously a UK citizen. In April, he was found guilty by a federal jury in Alexandria.

Let us tell you that this decision was taken after 6 weeks of trial and hours of hearing in the matter.

Americans was beheaded in Syria.

The jury in the case said Alsheikh was part of the Islamic State, nicknamed ‘The Beatles’ in a British accent, that had beheaded American hostages in Iraq and Syria.

Born in Sudan, Alsheikh was raised in London. He is accused of being involved in a plot to kill four American hostages—James Foley, Steven Sotloff, Peter Kassig, and Kayla Mueller.

Foley and Sotloff were journalists, while Kassig was a philanthropist. They were beheaded and then the video was released.

Member of Islamic State sentenced in America: Mueller was raped by Baghdadi many times.

Mueller was raped several times by the then leader of the group, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. Mueller died in Syria.

The deaths of Foley, Sotloff, and Kassig were confirmed in 2014, while Mueller’s deaths were revealed in 2015. Alsheikh’s British citizenship was taken away in 2018.

Another member of the cell, Alexandra Cote, was sentenced to life in prison by a US judge earlier this year. Cote was arrested in Iraq by the US military.

He was convicted in September last year. The third member of the group, Mohammad Emwazi, was killed in a missile attack in Syria in 2015.

Plane Crash: Two planes collided in the air in California, USA, and many were feared dead.

Several people are reported to have died in a collision between two planes in California, USA.

According to official statements, there was a collision between two small planes in mid-air, this accident happened while trying to land.

No official information has been given so far about the people killed in the accident.