( CNN ) -- Authorities are asking for the public 's help in finding an eighth suspect accused of being a member of a North Carolina group that allegedly plotted `` violent jihad '' overseas . Authorities are searching for North Carolina resident Jude Kenan Mohammed . `` The Raleigh Joint Terrorism Task Force is seeking any information the public may have regarding the whereabouts of Jude Kenan Mohammad , '' the FBI said in a statement . Federal authorities had said earlier that they believed Mohammad , 20 , was in Pakistan . Seven other suspects are in custody . All eight are accused of plotting `` violent jihad '' overseas , according to the indictment , and are charged with conspiracy to provide material support to terrorists and conspiracy to murder , kidnap , maim and injure people . The indictment identifies Mohammad as a U.S. citizen and a North Carolina resident . It says he traveled to Pakistan in October 2008 to `` engage in violent jihad . '' No further details are offered . A federal judge denied bail last week for six of the men , but expressed skepticism about the charges against them . Magistrate Judge William Webb said the defendants had made a number of statements espousing holy war , and said the statements could be interpreted in isolation as braggadocio . But because some group members had amassed a large arsenal and ammunition and had engaged in firearms training , Webb found there was reason to believe that they harbored criminal intent and presented a flight risk or a possible danger to the community . Bail was denied for the seventh man , Anes Subasic , on Monday , CNN affiliate WTVD reported . Five surreptitiously recorded audiotapes were played in a court hearing last week , along with a cell phone video showing someone firing an AK-47 . On a tape made in May 2009 , one of the suspects , Daniel Patrick Boyd , talks about getting the money needed to wage jihad and hitting Wells Fargo trucks and banks . He makes reference to how he had robbed a bank in Pakistan . Boyd 's sons , Dylan Boyd , 22 , also known as `` Mohammed , '' and Zakariya Boyd , 20 , also are among the eight charged . Federal agents discovered in the Boyd house , among other items : several weapons , thousands of rounds of ammunition , $ 13,000 cash , gas masks , and a document described as a fatwa ( Muslim religious edict ) of jihad ( holy war ) , the FBI said . They also found a trench under the deck of the house , which a witness told the FBI was a bunker to store and conceal weapons , and a plywood plank placed in a tree so that someone sitting there could see anyone approaching the house , FBI special agent Michael Sutton said . Sabrina Boyd -- the wife of Daniel Patrick Boyd and the mother of the two younger Boyds -- has said the allegations against her family are false .
Authorities looking for whereabouts of 20-year old Jude Kenan Mohammad . Police say he was last seen in the area around 10 p.m. on July 28. Federal authorities said earlier they believed Mohammad was in Pakistan . Seven others in custody facing conspiracy to commit terrorism , murder charges .