The Washington Post
“I had a job waiting for me and marriage to get started,” he wrote in a
June 2010 e-mail to Qureshi. But now “I feel like a prisoner, only not
in a cage, in London. A person imprisoned & controlled by security
service men, stopping me from living my new life in my birthplace &
country, Kuwait.”
Nearly four months later, when a court in New York sentenced Aafia
Siddiqui, an al-Qaeda operative convicted for the attempted murder of
U.S. personnel in Afghanistan, Emwazi expressed sympathy for her, saying
he had “heard the upsetting news regarding our sister. . . . This
should only keep us firmer towards fighting for freedom and justice!!!”
In the interview, Qureshi said he last heard from Emwazi in January 2012, when Emwazi sent him an e-mail seeking advice."
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