Terrifying ISIS chat reveals terror chief orchestrated German axe attack by remote control
GERMAN terror investigators have released the horrifying details of how an ISIS attacker was groomed to perform an axe attack.
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ISIS conducted their mission by 'remote control'
And
the cold blooded conversation was so calculated that it shows just how
terror chiefs have managed to indoctrinate would-be jihadis.
Riaz Khan, 17, fled to Germany in 2015 without his parents and lived in Ochsenfurt near Würzburg.
In
July, armed with an axe and a knife, he boarded a train and hacked at
four Chinese tourists leaving them in critical condition.
Fourteen witnesses were treated for shock after the horrifying incident which sent shockwaves through the town.
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At the time German authorities said they could not identify a motive for the attack.
But
in an unprecedented move they have now released a mobile phone chat
conversation which shows the sequence of events running up to the
attack.
And it shows the chilling way in which Khan was
encouraged because he believed Islamic State would take responsibility
for his crime.
It also shows that Khan, who had previously had his asylum application rejected, believed he we was going to "paradise."
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