Mirsad Omerovic, 34, of Bosnian origin, travels Europe to recruit young people for the terrorist group the Islamic State (ISIS, its acronym in English) until he was arrested in November 2015 in Austria, where he lived with his pregnant wife and their five children.
Known by the Islamic name Ebu Tejma, Jihadist of Bosnian origin is on trial in the city of Graz in southern Austria, and authorities speculate that was responsible for the recruitment of Samra Kesinović (17) and Sabina Selimovic (16).
He also participated in the recruitment of 166 other young Europeans to fight in the ranks of ISIS, luggage Daily Mail.
At the start of his trial, the prosecutor of the court said Omerovic preached hatred of the West and its main message to young people was that "Islam should be spread throughout the world through jihad."
The Austrian authorities added that the jihadist traveling in Europe "as a pop star." Even the day of his arrest, the special forces that were part of the operational found jewelry and a large sum of cash.