A 'decent, neighborly and well-spoken' Londoner has been unmasked as an individual from the infamous ISIS execution cell once drove by Jihadi John.
Alexanda Kotey is purportedly part of the dangerous pack, named the "Beatles" in light of their UK pronunciations and thought to be in charge of the decapitations of 27 prisoners.
The 32-year-old experienced childhood in Shepherd's Bush in west London, is half-Ghanaian, half-Greek Cypriot and an ardent QPR fan.
Uncovered by an ITV examination, he was from a group of dress cutters and lived just shy of two miles from Mohammed Emwazi, the genuine name of the now dead Jihadi John.
It is not clear whether Kotey's epithet was "George" or 'Ringo'. His whereabouts are as of now obscure, as per the Washington Post.
Kotey allegedly went to London's Al-Manaar mosque with Emwazi and a third Brit, Aine Davis.
Davis was uncovered just like an individual from ISIS, a nearby partner of Emwazi and an associated part with the "Beatles" group last November.
Identifying with ITV News yesterday, an associate of Davis and Kotey said: "I wasn't so astounded [Kotey] dependably had a considerable measure of cash and pulled many individuals into his circle.
"He was a pleasant, considerate and well-talked individual he was agonizing and could be equipped for plotting things in the background.
"He transmits a street man impact, somebody who has had a considerable measure of encounters in life, had a great deal of hardships and individuals more youthful than him, who haven't, admire him and he can identify with individuals on the level.
"He could have been in a bad position with the police, he was similar to a government official, and he works the room. Individuals were confiscated and he was a magnet for those individuals, he comprehends that vitality.
"It was Alex most certainly who was the lynchpin, the fundamental enrollment specialist individual who sucked individuals into his circle not the mosque. The mosque did as such much to keep these individuals at the edges."Kotey - portrayed as a "peaceful and humble" football fan - headed out to the Middle East in 2009 amid a guide guard which was supposedly sorted out by government official George Galloway. Companions have not got notification from him since.
Ron McKay, a representative for Mr Galloway, said the last had not heard Kotey's name until press reports today.
He said: "It (the guide guard) pre-dates the arrangement of IS, and there were something like 120 vehicles and around 500 individuals on it.
"Neither he nor I - as I was additionally on it - have any memory of this fellow.
"His name wasn't known not before now. It is totally conceivable that they could have been on that excursion, however George simply doesn't know the name."Davis - a dear companion of Emwazi - was confined in Istanbul last November, as per Turkish authorities.
At the time security sources have uncovered he was held with a gathering of other people who could have been arranging an assault in Istanbul in parallel with the Paris offend.
The source said: "Davis is a figure with key obligations inside Islamic State and he wasn't got alone. He was inside of a gathering."
