The radical preacher accused of recruiting two Austrian teenage girls to join ISIS has now been blamed for a husband and wife taking their three young daughters to join the terror group. Unemployed benefits claimant Ebu Tejma, 33, was arrested in Vienna in December over claims he is a terror mastermind who helped more than 160 local people join ISIS - including the young jihadi 'poster girls' Samra Kesinovic, 17, and Sabina Selimovic, 16. It was alleged that he had targeted attractive young women in particular so they could become brides for the militants fighting under the Islamic State's chilling black banner.
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Radical preacher Ebu Tejma, 33, was arrested in Vienna in December
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He was accused of recruiting two Austrian teenage 'poster girls' to join ISIS
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Unemployed benefits claimant is also thought to have been involved in helping more than 160 other young Austrians join the terror group
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Now he has been linked to a family of five who are thought to be in Syria
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Enes Skalic, 35, his wife Michaela, 36, and their three daughters Sarah, 11, Ajla, 9, and Enisa, 2, all disappeared shortly after Tejma's arrest
Security experts said that Tejma, 33, who lived with his pregnant wife and five children in a council provided flat in Vienna, specialised in targeting young women like @placeholder and Selimovic.