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LifeLock, Inc. launched its inaugural day of volunteerism, where, as part of their regular work schedule, employees leave their desks, roll up their sleeves and give back to local communities in a day of service. All of LifeLock's 675+ employees are invited to join the event, called "Do-Gooder Day," across office locations in Tempe, San Diego and… Read More →
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Did you know that 'Jihadi John' "suffered a head injury when he ran into a goal post as a child"? Mohammed Emwazi was a top chap until he nutted a metal goalpost when he was at his primary school, the St Mary Magdalene Church of England primary school in Maida Vale, West London. So says a former classmate of the wanted man.
We've already brought you the 10 reasons Emwazi became Jihadi John . And we now bring you reason number 11, as told by the Daily Mail :
And worryingly, in a school yearbook from when he was 10, Emwazi lists his favourite computer game as shooting game "Duke Nukem: Time To Kill" and his favourite book as "How To Kill A Monster" from the popular children's Goosebumps series.
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