Two men were condemned for contriving to offer material help to the assigned unfamiliar psychological oppressor association Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham/Syria (ISIS).
Kristopher Sean Matthews, otherwise known as Ali Jibreel, 36, of South Carolina, was condemned to 240 months in jail and Jaylyn Christopher Molina, also known as Abdur Rahim, 24, of Cost, Texas, was condemned to 216 months in jail.
As indicated by court reports, since May 2019, Matthews schemed with Molina to offer types of assistance to ISIS by directing a scrambled, individuals just visit bunch for people who upheld ISIS belief system, by gathering, creating, and spreading supportive of ISIS promulgation, and by dispersing guns preparing materials and bomb-production guidelines.
On Nov. 24, 2020, and Jan. 25, 2021, Matthews and Molina, conceded to one count of trick to offer material help to ISIS. What’s more, Molina conceded to one count of getting youngster porn.
The two men have stayed in government care since their captures on Sept. 21, 2020.
Molina was condemned to 216 months in jail on the psychological oppression charge and an additional 216 months in jail on the youngster sexual entertainment charge. The two sentences for Molina were requested to simultaneously run.
The San Antonio FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force (JTTF), with help from the San Antonio Police Department, the United States Secret Service, and the Gonzalez County Sheriff’s Office, explored this case.
