Austrian young man who joined the EI is beaten to death while trying to escape

                         


LONDON - A teenager Samra Kesinovic, 17, who joined the Islamic State in April last year, was beaten to death after trying to escape from his position, in a stronghold of the extremist group in Syria, reported the British newspaper "Metro "quoting Austrian newspapers. She and a friend, Sabina Selimovic, have left their homes in Vienna to marry the group's fighters, becoming a sort of "EI models".

Austrian newspapers report that Samra was killed by members of the group after trying to run away from Raqqa, considered the capital of the EI caliphate in Syria. The Austrian government has not yet commented on the case. Sabina his friend, who left Austria at age 15 toward Syria, have been killed in the past year.

Once they have reached the destination, a picture with one of the girls holding a rifle and surrounded by armed men circulated on the internet. The two have been married to the EI militants, and Samra got pregnant.

Before leaving, they left a message for parents: "Do not look at us. Let us serve God, and we will die for it. "But in 2014, they told their families who had been disillusioned with the new life and asked to go home, informed the Austrian newspaper" Oesterreich ".

The Ministry spokesperson of the Austrian Interior, Karl-Heinz Grundboeck said at the time that it would be unsafe that adolescents returned to the country.

- Once people come out of Austria, it is almost impossible to go back - Grundboeck said.

Interpol was involved in the case and believed that the accounts of the two social networks were being used by jihadists as propaganda to attract other young people. The pages were pictures of them laughing, dressed in burqas and carrying weapons.
Sabina Samra and grew up in Vienna in Bosnian immigrant families, according to Austrian newspapers.