Alison Flock Ecker, also known as the “ISIS Empress,” was sentenced to 20 years in jail on Tuesday by a Virginia State court for allegedly giving material support to a terrorist group.
In the verdict of the ruling, Raj Boukar described the prosecutor Flock Ecker as “ISIS Empress that washed the brain of young girls and trained them to kill,” according to the American newspaper CNN.
Who is Alison Fluk, and why was the ISIS Empire given that moniker?
She lived and trained on her father’s farm in Kansas, the United States, as Alison Brooks.
She got married in the 1990s, had two sons, divorced, then remarried Volkan Ikerin and converted to Islam.
In 2008 she left with her husband and children to Egypt, and there she started her extremist tendencies.
She relocated to Libya in 2011 with her family, where her husband helped the terrorist organisation Ansar al-Sharia, which is linked to al-Qaeda, by stealing documents following the attack on the American embassy in Benghazi.
She and her family travelled to Syria in 2012 to join the Mujahideen, and her husband joined ISIS as a sharpshooter.
– Its task was to teach the militants’ spouses how to handle AK-47 guns and grenades.
Between 2012 and 2019, jihadi organisations backed, “and” they taught girls to kill, in Syria, Iraq, and Libya. Between the ages of 10 and 11, more than 100 women and girls received training in the usage of explosive belts and assault guns.
She married three times after ISIS and gave birth to four children after her husband was killed in a bombing in 2015.
A women’s battalion was formed in the name of the “Nusaybah Battalion” that started its activity in February 2017 to help defend the Syrian region of Raqqa.
She was detained in January 2022 and brought back to the country.
Who is Alison Flock, dubbed the “ISIS Empress,” after receiving the maximum punishment for it?
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