The ISIS sicko who wanted Prince George assassinated has finally confessed to his grisly plot — after months of denying that he’d looked for a hitman to murder Kate Middleton and Prince William’s son! Get the whole shocking story, and click here for more on Kate & Will’s firstborn…
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Husnain Rashid — who had been employed as a teacher at a British mosque — urged followers to attack
Prince George while promoting other “lone wolf” attacks. That even included one plot to poison the children of mere commoners. Prosecutor Annabel Darlow said that Rashid's crimes included plans for “injecting poison into supermarket ice creams!”
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Rashid, said Darlow, had also sought out mosque members for
“targeting Prince George at his first school.” He had posted pictures of George and his school on an encrypted messaging app on Oct. 28, 2017, declaring: “Even the royal family will not be left alone. School starts early.”
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The "teacher" had also praised successful terror attacks in other countries, writing: “Look around you — how many infidels can you reach to and kill, with your car, knife, or even a stone, or poisoning them!…What are you waiting for?”
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A defiant Rashid had pleaded not guilty, but admitted guilt to four of the seven counts that he was facing — with the Crown Prosecution Service crediting “the overwhelming weight of evidence against him.” He's facing a possible life sentence.
Husnain Rashid — who had been employed as a teacher at a British mosque — urged followers to attack
Prince George while promoting other “lone wolf” attacks. That even included one plot to poison the children of mere commoners. Prosecutor Annabel Darlow said that Rashid's crimes included plans for “injecting poison into supermarket ice creams!”
Rashid, said Darlow, had also sought out mosque members for
“targeting Prince George at his first school.” He had posted pictures of George and his school on an encrypted messaging app on Oct. 28, 2017, declaring: “Even the royal family will not be left alone. School starts early.”
The "teacher" had also praised successful terror attacks in other countries, writing: “Look around you — how many infidels can you reach to and kill, with your car, knife, or even a stone, or poisoning them!…What are you waiting for?”
A defiant Rashid had pleaded not guilty, but admitted guilt to four of the seven counts that he was facing — with the Crown Prosecution Service crediting “the overwhelming weight of evidence against him.” He's facing a possible life sentence.
