teen who tried to join ISIS gets sentenced to four years in prison, judge says she's mentally unstable

 A Colorado teenager has been sentenced to prison for four years after she tried to board a plane to the Middle East to wage jihad.
Shannon Conley, 19, cried in federal court Friday as she told the judge she never meant to hurt anyone.
"I disavow these radical views I've come to know and I now believe in the true Islam in which peace is encouraged," she said.
But U.S. District Judge Raymond Moore was having none of it.
"I'm not going to take a chance with you," he said. "I don't know what has been crystalized in your mind. I'm still not sure you get it."

Shannon Conley, 19, was arrested at Denver International Airport in April as she tried to reach Syria to wage jihad.

Conley pleaded guilty in September to one count of conspiracy to provide material support to a foreign terrorist group. She was arrested five months earlier as she was boarding a flight overseas where she planned to marry in Syria an extremist she met online, she acknowledged.
She had trained as a nurse's aide and learned military tactics at the U.S. Army Explorers in Texas so she could help ISIS wage jihad, she told authorities.
FBI agents had been talking to her since 2013, after she alarmed members of a suburban Denver church with talk of waging holy war.
The feds tried to persuade her to not get involved with terrorist activities, but she was openly defiant and during her first meeting with the FBI, she wore a T-shit that said "Sniper. Don't run, you'll die trying."

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