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Ohio Terrorism N=30 Terry Oroszi, MS, EdD Advanced Technical Intelligence Center ABC Boonshoft School of Medicine, WSU Henry Jackson Foundation, WPAFB The Dayton Think Tank, Dayton, OH Definitions of Terrorism International Terrorism Domestic Terrorism Terrorism “use or threatened use of “violent acts that are “the intent to instill fear, and violence to intimidate a dangerous to human life the goals of the terrorists population or government and and violate federal or state are political, religious, or thereby effect political, laws” ideological” religious, or ideological change” “Political, Religious, or Ideological Goals” The Research… #520 Charged (2001-2018) • Betim Kaziu • Abid Naseer • Ali Mohamed Bagegni • Bilal Abood • Adam Raishani (Saddam Mohamed Raishani) • Ali Muhammad Brown • Bilal Mazloum • Adam Dandach • Ali Saleh • Bonnell (Buster) Hughes • Adam Gadahn (Azzam al-Amriki) • Ali Shukri Amin • Brandon L. Baxter • Adam Lynn Cunningham • Allen Walter lyon (Hammad Abdur- • Brian Neal Vinas • Adam Nauveed Hayat Raheem) • Brother of Mohammed Hamzah Khan • Adam Shafi • Alton Nolen (Jah'Keem Yisrael) • Bruce Edwards Ivins • Adel Daoud • Alwar Pouryan • Burhan Hassan • Adis Medunjanin • Aman Hassan Yemer • Burson Augustin • Adnan Abdihamid Farah • Amer Sinan Alhaggagi • Byron Williams • Ahmad Abousamra • Amera Akl • Cabdulaahi Ahmed Faarax • Ahmad Hussam Al Din Fayeq Abdul Aziz (Abu Bakr • Amiir Farouk Ibrahim • Carlos Eduardo Almonte Alsinawi) • Amina Farah Ali • Carlos Leon Bledsoe • Ahmad Khan Rahami • Amr I. Elgindy (Anthony Elgindy) • Cary Lee Ogborn • Ahmed Abdel Sattar • Andrew Joseph III Stack • Casey Charles Spain • Ahmed Abdullah Minni • Anes Subasic • Castelli Marie • Ahmed Ali Omar • Anthony M. Hayne • Cedric Carpenter • Ahmed Hassan Al-Uqaily • Antonio Martinez (Muhammad Hussain) • Charles Bishop • Ahmed Hussein Mahamud • Anwar Awlaki • Christopher Lee Cornell • Ahmed Ibrahim Bilal • Arafat M. Nagi • Christopher Paul • Ahmed Mohamed Isse • Ariel Bradley • Clark Calloway • Ahmed Mohammed El Gammal • Arifeen Gojali • Clifford L. Cousins • Ahmed Omar Abu Ali • Arman Ali • Coleman Barney • Akba Jihad Jordan • Arwah Jaber • Colleen Larose (Jihad Jane Fatima LaRose) • Akram Abdallah • Asher Abed Khan • Conner C. Stevens • Akram Musleh • Ashraf Alzaim (Ashraf Zaim) • Craig Benedict Baxam • Alaa Saadeh • Asia Siddiqui • Dahir Gurey Sheikh Ali Guled • Alberto Renteria (Abu Hudhayfa al-Mexiki) • Asif Ahmed Salim • Dan Roberts • Alex Hernandez • Atal Bashar • Daniel Cowart • Alexander Ciccolo • Avin Marsalis Brown • Daniel Joseph Maldonado (Daniel Aljughaifi) • Alexander E. Blair • Awais Younis • Daniel Patrick Boyd • Alexander Samuel Smith (Amir Alexander) • Aziz Ihab Sayyed • Daniel Seth Franey (Abu Dawuud) • Ali al-Tamimi • Aziz Sayyed • Daniel Wells Herriman • Ali Asad Chandia • Barry Walter Bujol • Daniela Greene • Ali Kourani (Ali Mohamad Kourani, Jacob Lewis Daniel) • Basaaly Saeed Moalin • Darren Arness Jackson (Daod) • Bernard Raymond Augustine The Research… • David Williams IV • Everitt Aaron Jameson • Hawo Mohamed Hassan • David Wright (Dawud SharifAbdul Khaliq, Dawud • Eyad Suleiman • Heather Elizabeth Coffman Sharif Wright, Dawud Sharif Wright, Dawud • Fadhil Al- Khaledy • Henry Dewitt McFarland III SharifAbdul Wright • Faisal Mohammad • Hinda Osman Dhirane • David Yamasu ("Dawud Qatal al-Amriki") • Faisal Shahzad • Hoda Muthana (Umm Jihad) • Dayne Atani Christian (Shakur) • Farah Mohamed Beledi • Hor I. Akl • Decarus Lowell Thomas (Abdul Malik Abdul • Fareed Mumuni • Ibraheem Musaibli Kareem) • Farooque Ahmed • Ibrahim A. Mohammad • Demetrius “Van” Crocker • Father of Mohamad Saeed Kodaimati • Ikaika Erik Kang • Demetrius Pitts (Abdur Raheem Rafiq) • Fawaz Mohammed Damrah ( • Imran Rabbani • Derrick Shareef (Talib Abu Salam Ibn Shareef) • Fawaz Rahal • Islam Said Natsheh • Derrick Thompson • Faysal Galab • Ismaaiyl Brinsley • Domingue Frederick Jr. (Walli Mujahidh) • Frederick Thomas • Ismail Alsarabbi • Donald Ray Morgan • Gale Nettles • Issa Doreh • Donald T. Surratt • Garrett Asger Grimsley • Iyman Faris • Douglas McAuthur McCain • Gen Mustafe Noorudiin • Izhar Khan • Douglas Wright • Ghassan Elashi • Jaber Elbaneh • Dylan Boyd (Mohammed) • Gregory Hubbard (Jibreel) • Jaelyn Delshaun Young • Dzhokhar Anzorovich Tsarnaev • Gregory Lepsky • Jaffrey Khan • Edward Archer • Gregory Vernon Patterson • Jalil Ibn Ameer Aziz • Edward Feltus • Gufran Ahmed Kauser Mohammed • Jamal Bana • Ehsanul Islam Sadequee • Guled Ali Omar • James Cromitie (Abdul Rehman Abdul Rahman) • Elias Akhdar • Hafiz Muhammed Sher Ali Khan • James Earnest Thompson (Ujaama Earnest James) • Elton Simpson • Hamid Hayat • James Elshafay • Elvis Redzepagic • Hamza Naj Ahmed • James Gonzalo Medina • Emanuel L Lutchman • Hanad Abdullahi Mohallim • James Ray McElroy • Emerson Begolly • Hanad Mustafe Musse • James W. Von Brunn • Enaam M. Arnaout (Abu Mahmoud, Abdel Samia, • Haris Qamar • Jamie Paulin Ramirez Abu Mahmoud Al Suri Abu Mahmoud Al Hamawi) • Harlem Suarez • Jarallah Wasil • Enrique Marquez Jr. • Hasan Akbar • Jared Loughner • Eric Harroun • Hasan Ali Ayesh • Jason Michael Ludke • Eric Reginald Robinson • Hasan Edmonds • Jayyousi Kifah • Erick Jamal Hendricks • Hassan Kamal • Jeffrey Leon Battle • Erwin Antonio Rios • Hassan Moussa Makki • Jehad Mostafa (Ahmad Guery and Emir Anwar) • Esteban Santiago • Hatem Naji Fariz • Jessie Curtis Morton The Research… • Mohammad Zaki Amawi • Nicholas Alexander Rovinski • Randy Lamar Wilson Jr. (Rasheed) • Mohammed Hamzah Khan • Nicholas Michael Teausant • Rasel Raihan (Abu Abdullah al-Amriki) • Mohammed Hesham Youssef (Abu Turab) • Nicholas Young • Rawdah Abdisalaam (Umm Waqqas) • Mohammed Junaid Babar • Nicole Mansfield • Ray H. Adams • Mohammed Mosharref Hossain • Nidal Hasan • Raymond Dillard (Jeff Osborn) • Mohammed Subeh • Nihad Rosic • Reed Stanley Berry • Mohammed Wali Zazi • Noelle Velentzas • Rene Wright (Rafiq Sabir) • Mohammed Yousry • Noor Salman • Reza Niknejad • Mohimanul Bhuiya (Saleh Muhammad) • Numan Maflahi • Rezwan Ferdaus • Monasser Mosad Omian • October Martinique Lewis • Richard David Hupper (Piraton) • Moner Mohammad Abu Salha • Oded Orbach • Richard Poplawski • Moussa Ali Hamdan • Omar Ali • Robel Kidane Phillipos • Mubarak Hamed • Omar Kattan • Robert Blake Jackson • Mufid Abdulqader • Omar Mir Seddique Mateen • Robert Goldstein • Mufid Elfgeeh • Omar Shafik Hammami • Robert Lorenzo Hester Jr. • Muhammad Ibrahim Bilal • Omar Shishani • Robert McCullum (Amir Said Abdul Rahman Al-Ghazi) • Muhanad Mahmoud Al Farekh • Onta Williams • Roger Stockham • Muktar Al-Bakri • Parveg Ahmed • Ronald Allen Grecula • Munir Abdulkadir Abdulkader • Patrice Lumumba Ford • Rothschild Augustine • Munther Omar Saleh • Patrick Alan Lawwill • Roxanne Laura Kopke • Mustafa Al-Aboody • Paul G. Rockwood Jr • Ruben Shumpert • Nachimuthu Socrates • Paul Hall (Hassan Abu-Jihaad) • Russel Defreitas • Nader Elhuzayel • Paul Schlesselman • Russel Dennison (Abdullah Chekdamize) • Nader Saadeh • Pete Seda (Pirouz Sedaghaty) • Ryan Gibson Anderson • Nadia Rockwood • Raees Alam Qazi • Sabirhan Hasanoff • Nadir Hamid Soofi • Rafil Dhafir • Sabri Benkahla • Najibullah Zazi • Rahatul Ashikim Khan • Saddam Mohamed Raishani • Narseal Batiste • Rahmat Abdhir • Sadik Monasser Omian • Naser Jason Abdo • Rahmo Kodaimati • Safya Roe Yassin • Nasser Abuali (terrorism unlikely) • Raja Lahrasib Khan • Sahim Alwan • Naturalized Citizenhan Lawwill • Ramy Zamzam • Said Azzam Mohamad Rahim • Naveed Afzal Haq • Randall Blue Chapman (Seifullah) • Said Mohamad Harb • Nemr Ali Rahal • Randall Garett Cole • Sajmir Alimehmeti (Abdul Qawii) • Randall Todd Royer • Salah Osman Ahmed The Research… • Saleh Elahwal • Syed Hashmi (Fahad) • Yosvany Padilla Conde • Samantha Marie Elhassani • Syed Rizwan Farook • Yousef Mohammed Ramadan • Samer el Debek • Tahmeed Ahmad • Yusuf Abdirizak Wehelie • Sami Osmake (Abdul Samia) • Tairod Webster Pugh • Yusuf Jama • Samih Fadl Jamal • Talha Haroon • Yusuf Rodriguez (Abu Maria al-Mexiki) • Samir Zafar Khan • Tarek Mehanna • Zacharia Yusuf Abdurahman • Samuel Baptiste • Tarik Dowdell (Tarik Shah) • Zachary Adam Chesser (Abu Talhah al-Amrikee) • Samuel J. Crump • Terrence McNeil • Zakaria Boyd • Samuel Rahamin Topaz • Terry L. Loewen • Zakaria Maruf • Samuel Shannahan • Theophilus Burroughs • Zakaryia Abdin • Samy Mohamed Hamzeh • Thomas Bastian • Zakia Nasrin • Samy Mohammed El-Goarany • Timothy Loren McCoy Fleming • Zale H. Thompson • Santos Colon Jr. (Ahmad Shakoor) • Tnuza Jamal Hassan • Zarein Ahmedzay • Sari Abdullah al-Kambodi • Traci Elaine Upshur • Zeinab Taleb-Jedi • Schaeffer Cox • Troy Matthew Kastigar (Abdirahman) • Ziyad Yaghi • Sean Andrew Duncan • Umar Chaudhry • Zoobia Shahnaz • Sebastian Gregerson • Umar Farooq • Zubair Ahmed • Shafal Mosed • Umer Hayat • Zulfi Hoxha ("Abu Hamza al-Amriki") • Shaker Masri • Usaama Abdullah Rahim • Shannon Maureen Conley • Vincente Rafael Pierre (Rafael Upshur) • Sharif Mobley • Walli Mujahidh • Sheheryar Alam Qazi • Waqar Hassan Khan • Shelton Thomas Bell • Wasil Farooqui • Shirwa Ahmed • Wesam El-Hanafi • Shivam Patel • William Krar • Shueyb Mossa Jokan • Yahya Goba • Sinh Vinh Ngo • Yasein Taher • Sister of Mohammed Hamzah Khan • Yaser Esam Hamdi • Sixto Ramiro Garcia (Abdullah Ali) • Yasith Chhun • Sohiel Kabir • Yehuda Abraham • Soufian Amri • Yi Qing Chen • Stanley Grant Phanor • Yonathan Melaku • Sulejmah Hadzovic • Yong Ki Kwon • Sultane Roome Salim Finding Patterns in The Data: A Collection and Comparison of American Citizens Charged/Convicted of Terrorism
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