article_snippet: In a recording of a 2009 interview they carried out with Mohammed Emwazi - unmasked as Jihadi John last week, Mohammed Emwazi tells how Mohammed Emwazi was questioned by British security services after Mohammed Emwazi was flown home from Tanzania  suspected of trying to join  Somali terror group al-Shabaab.
article_snippet: In the new tapes, Mohammed Emwazi said Mohammed Emwazi spoke to an MI5 officer following Mohammed Emwazi return from Tanzania and was questioned over Mohammed Emwazi views on Islam and terrorism.
article_snippet: But the MI5 agent did not believe the MI5 agent views were moderate and replied: 'I still believe you are going to Somalia to train.'
article_snippet: The reported interview with MI5 took place after Mohammed Emwazi was refused entry to Tanzania because authorities suspected Mohammed Emwazi was trying to get to Somalia, where terrorist organisation al-Shabaab have been known to train British militants.
article_snippet: The year after his recorded conversation with Cage, Mohammed Emwazi contacted Mail on Sunday Security Editor Robert Verkaik in December 2010.
article_snippet: After foiled attempts to go to Sunday Security Editor Robert Verkaik father's home country, Kuwait, and to get a teaching job in Saudi Arabia, Mohammed Emwazi slipped out of Britain and later appeared in Syria.
article_snippet: Mohammed Emwazi was interviewed after Mohammed Emwazi was picked up by authorities in Tanzania in 2009, suspected of trying to get into Somalia to join Islamist group al-Shabaab (pictured) Other British extremists have also been linked to al-Shabaab - including Lee Rigby killer Michael Adebolajo and 'White Widow' Samantha Lewthwaite .
article_snippet: Full transcript of how Mohammed Emwazi tried to get off the hook amid suspicions Mohammed Emwazi wanted to train with terrorists .
article_snippet: Describing the interview Mohammed Emwazi said: '[The MI5 agent] said; "I want to ask you some serious questions now" and while I'm packing my bag, while I'm packing some of my stuff
article_snippet: Mohammed Emwazi is said to have been questioned by intelligence officers at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport, where Mohammed Emwazi was flown after being refused entry to Tanzania . '
article_snippet: After all this Mohammed Emwazi came back and looked at me and said I still think you're going to Somalia to train. '
highlights_snippet: he was questioned by security services after he was picked up in Tanzania and accused of trying to get to terrorist hotbed Somalia .
  