ISIS thug who tried to radicalise Sun page 3 girl brags of plans to become new Jihadi John
Abu Usamah al-Britani - real name Naveed Hussain - tried to persuade Kimberly Miners to join ISIS in Syria
A BRIT jihadist who tried to radicalise a Sun Page 3 girl has revealed his evil plans to become an ISIS "head chopper" - using the bloody knife emoticon.
Abu Usamah al-Britani - real name Naveed Hussain - struck up a relationship online with 27-year-old Islamic convert Kimberley Miners to persuade her to join ISIS in Syria.
Now we can reveal how the 30-year-old Brit Pakistani 'groomed' our reporter in hundreds of messages on mobile messenger apps.
He pledged to marry an undercover journalist and disclosed his true identity sending video, voice recordings and pictures of himself enjoying life in Syria.
And he laid out a detailed road map for our reporter - posing as a 24-year-old Brit woman in the UK - to join him in Syria as his jihadi bride.
Our girl spoke to Hussain on his open Facebook account but he quickly switched to talking on encrypted mobile apps.
On there he told how he was hoping to become an ISIS executioner, saying: "I am just running around at the moment but insha'Allah (God willing) i will fix down 2 a job in the courts."
But when we asked whether he was a lawyer, Hussain replied: "No. I dont speak arabic do i.
"So no good as a lawyer. im hopin 2 b a (bloodied knife emoticon). Understand?"
When asked: "U mean head chopper?" Hussain said: "Insha'Allah. Make dua (prayers) i land it."
After sending a picture of his bedroom, the jihadist gushed: "Once u r here. I will make it a home insha'Allah.
"It will need a womans touch of course.
"I missed u girl. U planted yourself in my heart and mind and then left."
Then, pledging to marry our 'girl', he said: "You cross and come straight to me. Instead of housing systems and stuff.
"Get to Turkey and insh'Allah we marry over Skype. I love you a lot. And trust you so much.
"I feel you are an actual part of me.
"I am a simple soft guy who wears his heart on his sleeve."
The IS plotter, among a flurry of soppy emoticons, then said: "Im waiting 2 c ur beautiful face. I love you. "I havent slept properly since i met u."
The Sun has passed on its evidence to the authorities.
A Whitehall source said: "The information uncovered by The Sun in its exchanges with al-Britani will be of significant interest to those investigating the issue of British nationals travelling to Syria."
Al-Britani even tasked our reporter with targeting stores like Tesco and Argos to rack up huge bills for items which would never be paid back.
The IS recruiter said we had to pack holiday clothes before boarding a connecting flight to Turkey and be "like some slapper".
He told us to buy a Turkish sim card and upload photos of a "dirty white kuffar" and say he is your boyfriend.
Hussain, who has been linked to a terror plot in Kenya, told how he wanted to become an executioner in Syria.
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In soppy messages using loved-up emoticons he said he had fallen for our 'girl' and would marry her once she was in Syria.
He also sent a picture of his dingy bedroom to show where he would be sleeping with our 'girl' - before saying the toilet was a hole in the ground.
Hussain, from Coventry, appeared to be aware of news reports linking him to the grooming of former Sun topless model Miners.
He joked on Facebook private messenger that after reading about him our reporter should be scared he would "groom" her.
Miners had been chatting to the recruiter on Facebook - where our reporter first made contact with Hussain.
She claimed to have been found peace through Islam last year and had twice travelled to Turkey.
Her contact with Hussain, who brazenly uses social media to groom more jihadists, is said to have sparked a probe by security services.
In one message earlier this month he posted an image of a kitten wearing a suicide belt along with a caption threatening bombings against Shi’ite Muslims.
He even gave our investigator an IS name of Umm Usamah al Britaniyah for when we arrive in Syria.
The fighter told us how at one point IS had locked him up in a cell over his behaviour before he was later released.
Hussain revealed he was married in the UK but left his wife and family behind, saying: ";I left my whole family fisabilillah (in the cause of God)."
And he outlined a step-by-step guide on how to get to Syria, how to act before fleeing our home and what to bring.
He said we should fly "Lufthanasa - Istanbul via Frankfurt" because he had used it himself and it was a "nice quiet airline".
On what to take he advised to act non-Muslim, saying: "Niqaab needs to go. Do not pack any jilbabs or niqaabs - need u as coco as possible.
"No hardcore deen (religion) talk in front of family. Fill up suitcase with 'holiday clothes'.
"Sorry sis 2 use the term but u gotta be like some slapper not even muslim by name girl."
Hussain encouraged our reporter to "rack up bills" at stores like Tesco and Argos which would become debt and not paid back.
He said we should "rinse these kaffirs (non-Muslims)" before we left and even offered to send money because he has "sponsors that help me with funding".
He said if our girl had gold she should "wear it all" and that we should "loan as much as you can".
The IS militant told our reporter to travel to south-east Turkey where they would be smuggled across the border by his contacts.
And in a voice recording he told how to set up a new mobile phone to avoid detection by the authorities.
After buying a Turkish sim card, he told our girl to install encrypted messaging apps and added: "Put music on your phone, put pictures on your phone.
"Flipping i don't know download some pictures of some dirty white kuffar and say he's your boyfriend if you have to. Just like a coco (coconut)."
Around 31,000 foreign fighters have fled to fight in Syria and Iraq including an estimated 760 Brits with roughly half now back in the UK.
Another 60 women are thought to have left the UK to join IS in Syria and Iraq.
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