Shocking details of what happened to Samra Kesinovic, the Austrian 17-year-old girl who ran away to join ISIS has been unraveled.
Samra Kesinovic left her home to join ISIS
Samra Kesinovic, is one of the two Austrian teenagers who disappeared from their homes to join ISIS in Syria. It has been revealed that she was forced into sexual slavery before her death, a new witness claims.
Information from Tunisian woman revealed that she was kept in a house with 17-year-old Samra Kesinovic where they were made to provide sexual services to jihadi fighters. The former extremist said they lived together in the house and were seen as a “sexual present for new fighters”.
It was reported last month by Austrian media that Samra had been beaten to death after trying to escape from the city of Al-Raqqah- which ISIS has declared its capital. The Austrian government has still not verified reports of the teenager's death.
Samra Kesinovic and her friend, Sabina Selimovic were used as posters girls by ISIS
According to Mirror, the brainwashed teen, left for the war torn region with her 15-year-old friend Sabina Selimovic in 2014. The pair, are believed to have been radicalised by Bosnian Islamist preacher Ebu Tejma in Vienna.
The teens moved from Bosnia to Austria with their families as refugees during the war in the 1990s. Soon after the teens arrived in the Islamic State, they were paraded by jihadis on social media wearing full burqas, brandishing kalashnikovs.
But it was reported that Samra had sent a letter to her parents expressing her desire to come home after witnessing extreme violence and becoming disillusioned with ISIS barbarism.
Her companion Sabina was reportedly killed during fighting in Al-Raqqah.