Britain’s most notorious female terror suspect Sally Jones has become a target of American authorities after new evidence pointed to her involvement in at least a dozen ISIS plots around the world.
The 49-year-old, a mother-of-two from Kent in southeast England, is regarded by the Pentagon as a “high priority” for assassination in Syria after it emerged that the so-called “jehadi bride” of British terror suspect Junaid Hussain is among the most prolific Western recruiters and attack planners for ISIS, The Sunday Times said.
One plot involved kidnapping a US Army veteran and beheading him on camera in his home before broadcasting the murder to the world.
Another foiled attack was to be carried out by a teenager opening fire on hundreds of people at a concert or nightclub, the newspaper said.
Almost all the plots involving Jones or her husband Hussain have targeted the military — including Royal Air Force (RAF) bases in Britain — making the Pentagon’s desire to eliminate her highly personal.