Chicago Man Convicted For Designing Computer Script To Spread Isis Propaganda
Thomas Osadzinski, 22, of Chicago, was convicted of attempting to provide material support and resources to a foreign terrorist organization. Sentencing now rests in the hands of a federal judge, and Osadzinski could receive a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison. Osadzinski designed and created a specialized computer script that would allow ISIS to disseminate its propaganda in an easier manner, said federal prosecutors. The DOJ stated that Osadzinski’s script “would automatically copy and preserve ISIS media postings in an organized format, allowing social media users to continue to conveniently access and share the content....