An Army veteran's path to radicalization followed divorces, struggling businesses in Texas

BEAUMONT, Texas (AP) — Shamsud-Din Jabbar grew up in Texas, joined the U.S. Army and eventually settled in Houston, where he spun up a real estate business and made $120,000 a year for one of the world’s largest consulting firms.

An Army veteran's path to radicalization followed divorces, struggling businesses in Texas

An Army veteran's path to radicalization followed divorces, struggling businesses in Texas

An Army veteran's path to radicalization followed divorces, struggling businesses in Texas

An Army veteran's path to radicalization followed divorces, struggling businesses in Texas
An Army veteran's path to radicalization followed divorces, struggling businesses in Texas
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