Teenaged Girl Who Joined ISIS to be ‘Poster Girl’ for Islamic Jihad, Beaten to Death Trying to Escape

Remember these two little idiots:

Sabina Selimovic (left) and Samra Kesinovic

They fled their homes in Austria, leaving a note behind for their parents that read: “Don’t look for us. We will serve Allah, and we will die for him.”.  Not long after that, Central European News reported that both had been married to ISIS thugs, at least one was pregnant, and both wanted to come home. Sucks to be them.  They wanted to be chattel for Islam. They got their wish.

Well, turns out Samra Kesinovic was just murdered trying to escape the glamorous life of Islamic jihad.

From The Daily Mail.

A teenage Austrian girl who fled to Syria along with her friend is believed to have been beaten to death after being caught trying to flee the ISIS stronghold of Raqqa.
Samra Kesinovic, 17, and her friend Sabina Selimovic became ‘poster girls’ for ISIS after they arrived in Syria in April 2014.
A number of Austrian newspapers have reported that Samra has been beaten to death for attempting to leave Raqqa, although official government sources are refusing to comment on individual cases.
……According to The Local, one newspaper quotes a Tunisian woman who lived with Samra and Sabina in Raqqa.
The Tunisian woman, who was not named in the report, said she was able to escape from ISIS.
Earlier this year, a United Nations official says one of the two Austrian girls who fled their middle class homes in Vienna earlier this year to fight in Syria has definitely died in the conflict.
They first went to the Turkish capital Ankara by plane, and then on into the southern Turkish region of Adana. After that, their tracks were lost.
But they appeared on social networking sites branding Kalashnikov rifles and surrounded by armed men – photos which Austrian police said acted as recruitment posters for young girls.
David Scharia, a senior Israeli expert of the United Nations Security Council’s Counter-Terrorism Committee (CTED) said: ‘We received information just recently about two 15-year-old girls, of Bosnian origin, who left Austria, where they had been living in recent years; and everyone, the families and the intelligence services of the two countries, is looking for them.

He added: ‘Both were recruited by Islamic State. One was killed in the fighting in Syria, the other has disappeared.’

What happened to Sabina, the other poster girl, is unclear. But, I can’t seem to muster any sympathy for the little scrunts.