- Federal documents reveal three 19-year-olds from privileged backgrounds–Tomas Kaan Jimenez-Guzel (son of a UN diplomat), Milo Sedarat (son of an Iranian-American poet), and Saed Ali Mirreh–allegedly formed an ISIS-inspired cell in Montclair, N.J., posing with swords and knives in front of ISIS flags.
- The group ranted in private chats about beheading “infidels,” executing “500 Jews,” enslaving their families, and mowing down a pro-Israel march with a vehicle. Jimenez-Guzel shared a “KILL THEM SILENTLY” manifesto urging silent knife, axe, or car attacks on Christians and Jews.
- Court filings detail boasts of becoming “one of the most 100 evil people in the world,” pledges of allegiance to ISIS, plans to travel to Syria via Turkey for jihad, and discussions of producing propaganda videos featuring throat-slitting executions to gain infamy.
- Jimenez-Guzel was arrested on November 5, 2025, at Newark Airport en route to Istanbul; Mirreh was detained a day earlier in Washington state. All three face federal charges of conspiracy to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization, carrying up to 20 years in prison. Read More
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