Notorious ‘Jihadi bride terrorist Bridget Namoa arrested again

Infamous jihadi bride Alo-Bridget Namoa has again been arrested after allegedly sending threatening text messages to a relative.

Infamous jihadi bride Alo-Bridget Namoa has again been arrested after allegedly sending threatening text messages to a relative.

Namoa, 24, walked out of jail in 2021 after serving spent more than three years and nine months behind bars following her conviction at just 19-years-old by a jury of plotting a stabbing terror attack against ‘nonbelievers’ with her ex-husband Sameh Badeh.

The self-proclaimed “baby terrorist” wrote sensational threats to former NSW prison’s boss Peter Severin offering to send him images of “beautiful beheadings” when she got out.

Australian Federal Police rearrested Namoa on Sunday after she allegedly sent more messages threatening to kill and seriously harm someone.

Infamous jihadi bride Alo-Bridget Namoa has again been arrested after allegedly breaching control order by sending threatening text messages. Picture: John Grainger

Namoa faced Parramatta Local Court briefly on Monday where her matter was adjourned. Namoa made no application for bail and it was officially refused.

She is charged with one count of using a carriage service to make a threat to kill and two counts of using a carriage service to make a threat to cause serious harm.

The Daily Telegraph understands it is alleged the messages were sent by Namoa to a relative.

Namoa had previously been charged with breaching a control order on five occasions between March and July, 2020, pleading guilty to three federal charges of attempting to contravene a control order, with two other charges being taken into account by Judge Stephen Hanley SC.

Namoa faced Parramatta Local Court briefly on Monday where her matter was adjourned and her bail was refused. Picture: John Grainger

Namoa had asked her brother and cousin to send her husband videos so she could view them, and she allowed her husband to use her phone which was not allowed, the court was told.

On one occasion she asked her husband to take her for a drive after curfew arguing: “They‘re not going to know”.

During her terror trial it was revealed Namoa encouraged her then husband Badeh to go on a suicide mission and sent him a text saying: “I wanna do an Islamic Bonnie and Clyde version on the kuffs ha (derogatory slang for a Non-Muslim).