The Muslim convert who shot dead a soldier and brought terror to Canada's Parliament was caught listening to fanatical Jihadi audiotapes encouraging violence with a wanted suspected terrorist, MailOnline can reveal. Michael Zehaf-Bibeau, 32, was influenced by radicalized Hasibullah Yusuzfai after meeting at a mosque in Vancouver, it has been claimed. Yusufzai, 25, has been charged under a new anti-terrorism law for allegedly joining Islamist fighters in Syria after fleeing Canada in January. Wanted: Hasibullah Yusuzfai, 25, has been charged under new Canadian anti-terror laws after he fled the country to allegedly go and fight for Islamist radicals in Syria. He underwent a dramatic transformation from wannabe hunk, left, to radical, right - in an Interpol wanted poster
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Michael Zehaf-Bibeau, 32, who shot dead Cpl Nathan Cirillo in Ottawa on Sunday was caught listening to fanatical tapes with Hasibullah Yusuzfai
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Yusuzfai was charged under terror laws after fleeing to Syria to fight
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Father of David Bathurst - a friend of Zehaf-Bibeau in Vancouver - told MailOnline they would listen to extremist preachers encouraging violence
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The pair even worked together despite Canadian police only acknowledging so far that they communicated on social networks
@placeholder murdered soldier Cpl Nathan Cirillo, 24, at Ottawa’s war memorial on Wednesday before being shot dead himself as he stormed a nearby parliament building.