Sentenced to life in prison: ISIS supporters called for the murder of Prince George

Saturday, July 14, 2018

He published the address of Prince George's School and called for attacks with poisoned ice cream and attacks on football stadiums. Although luckily nothing happens, the 32-year-old IS advocate is hiding behind bars for life.

A British supporter of the Islamic State was sentenced to life imprisonment for a British badbadination of Prince George. Judge Husnain R., 32, had posted Georges Schule's name and address in a chat room to provide "appropriate targets" for a "lone wolf attack," Judge Andrew said. Lees during the verdict. The "lone wolves" are individuals who radicalize themselves on the Internet without having direct contact with extremist organizations such as the IS

R. had put online in October a photo of the school, visited by the four-year-old son of William and Kate at that time. "Even the royal family is not left alone," he writes in the photo. And: "The school starts earlier." The message was clear, Lees said: Prince George and other members of the Royal Family should be recognized as potential targets.

During the trial, R., a native of Lancashire, in northern England, pleaded guilty to launching an attack on Prince George. He also reportedly called for attacks with poisoned ice and attacks on football stadiums. The unemployed web designer was arrested last November. After the sentence, he will spend at least 25 years in prison.

Source: n-tv.de