Samra Kesinovic who fled Austria in April
2014 along with her friend Sabina Selimovic, is believed to have been
beaten to death by ISIS terrorists having tried to sneak out of Raqqa.
Sabina is believed to have died in December during a period of heavy
fighting. Both girls appeared in propaganda
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.
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.
The two
Viennese girls, Samra Kesinovic (left), 17, and 16-year-old Sabina
Selimovic (right), whose parents are Bosnian refugees, disappeared in
April 2014 after saying that they wanted to fight in Syria
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