A blonde haired, blued eyed, white American woman, became a terrorist, advocating Islamic extremism, in attempting to recruit members for acts of Jihad against the United States. On the bright side for her lawyer, she is a shoe-in for an insanity plea. 

*Turns on bullhorn* Have you lost your mind! You are a white girl! What are you doing! This is like that commercial with the Albino lifeguard. Something here does not go and it's the white lady singing "Osama Rocks." *Turns off bullhorn*

Colleen R. LaRose

Colleen R. LaRose, dubbed psycho "Jihad Jane" even flew to Sweden with the intent of killing a cartoonist that, "Depicted Muhammad with the body of a dog." 

'JihadJane' indictment alleges threat from within U.S.

March 10, 2010 - American Colleen R. LaRose, 46, is accused of using the Internet to recruit and assist Muslim terrorist operations in Europe and Asia. Authorities say suspect Colleen R. LaRose called herself "JihadJane." March 9, 2010 -

Reporting from Washington - Using e-mail, YouTube videos, phony travel documents and a burning desire to kill "or die trying," a middle-aged American woman from Pennsylvania helped recruit a network for suicide attacks and other terrorist strikes in Europe and Asia, according to a federal grand jury indictment unsealed Tuesday. 

Colleen R. LaRose, who dubbed herself "JihadJane," was so intent on waging jihad, authorities said, that she traveled to Sweden to kill an artist in a way that would frighten "the whole Kufar [nonbeliever] world." 

With blond hair and green eyes, the 46-year-old woman bragged that she could go anywhere undetected, boasting in one e-mail that it was "an honour & great pleasure to die or kill for" jihad, or holy war, the indictment said. 

"Only death will stop me here that I am so close to the target!" she wrote  ...

Irish police said they had detained seven people in the southern counties of Waterford and Cork in connection with an alleged plot to kill Swedish cartoonist Lars Vilks, who had depicted the prophet Muhammad with the body of a dog...

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