The balaclava clad, black-robed militant who came to be known as ‘Jihadi John’ appeared in several Isis videos with hostages from the US, the UK and Japan.
The militant, who speaks with a British accent in the videos, first
appeared in footage released by the militant group in which he
threatened the life of American photojournalist James Foley.
It is
widely thought he has since featured in videos showing the deaths
Steven Sotloff, David Haines, Alan Henning, Abdul-Rahman Kassig (also
known as Peter Kassig), Haruna Yakawa and Kenji Goto.
Information about identity and background of Jihadi John was seemingly sparse until he was named today as Mohammed Emwazi by the Washington Post.
Here are nine things we now know about Mohammed Emwazi:
1. He is believed to be from west London and graduated from the University of Westminster with a degree in computer programming.
2. He was known by his friends as polite and as having “a penchant for wearing stylish clothes”.
3. He was born in Kuwait and moved to the UK aged six. He later returned to work for a computer company.
He had been due to marry a woman there, before he was allegedly
prevented from returning by British security services during a trip to
London.
4. A former hostage said he was part of a
team in charge of guarding Western hostages at a prison in Idlib in
Syria nicknamed ‘the box’. One hostage said he was there with two other
men with British accents. They described him as quiet, intelligent and
“the most deliberate”, according to The Post.
5.
The trio later moved to Raqqa, Isis’s defacto capital in Syria, with
hostages. Captives said they appeared to have taken on more powerful
roles within Isis.
Emwazi studied computer programming at the University of Westmister in Lonon
6. He was reportedly known to MI5 as far back as 2009, when he was deported from Tanzania during a trip with two other people.7. His friends say he spoke of wanting to teach English in Saudi Arabia shortly before he disappeared in 2012.
8. The Guardian reports that he began to get noticed in London jihadi circles about six years ago.
9. A
former hostage said he was obsessed withthe Islamist militant group
al-Shabaab and made his captives watch videos of the extremists.
- The Independent
The militant, who speaks with a British accent in the videos, first
appeared in footage released by the militant group in which he
threatened the life of American photojournalist James Foley.
It is
widely thought he has since featured in videos showing the deaths
Steven Sotloff, David Haines, Alan Henning, Abdul-Rahman Kassig (also
known as Peter Kassig), Haruna Yakawa and Kenji Goto.
Information about identity and background of Jihadi John was seemingly sparse until he was named today as Mohammed Emwazi by the Washington Post.
Here are nine things we now know about Mohammed Emwazi:
1. He is believed to be from west London and graduated from the University of Westminster with a degree in computer programming.
2. He was known by his friends as polite and as having “a penchant for wearing stylish clothes”.
3. He was born in Kuwait and moved to the UK aged six. He later returned to work for a computer company.
He had been due to marry a woman there, before he was allegedly
prevented from returning by British security services during a trip to
London.
4. A former hostage said he was part of a
team in charge of guarding Western hostages at a prison in Idlib in
Syria nicknamed ‘the box’. One hostage said he was there with two other
men with British accents. They described him as quiet, intelligent and
“the most deliberate”, according to The Post.
5.
The trio later moved to Raqqa, Isis’s defacto capital in Syria, with
hostages. Captives said they appeared to have taken on more powerful
roles within Isis.
6. He was reportedly known to MI5 as far back as 2009, when he was deported from Tanzania during a trip with two other people.7. His friends say he spoke of wanting to teach English in Saudi Arabia shortly before he disappeared in 2012.
8. The Guardian reports that he began to get noticed in London jihadi circles about six years ago.
9. A
former hostage said he was obsessed withthe Islamist militant group
al-Shabaab and made his captives watch videos of the extremists.
- The Independent
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