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Get away with the murder (failed)|crimes = [[Murder]] [[False rape allegations]] (Adebolajo only) Weaponary possession Passport fraud (Adebolajo only)|type of villains = Terroristic Extremists}}

'''Michael Adebolajo and Michael Adebowale''' are the two British extremists who were convicted of the brutal murder of Lee Rigby in 2014. Adebolajo was sentenced to life imprisonment, while Adebowale received a minimum of 45 years.

==Background==

===Adebolajo===

Michael Adebolajo studied sociology at Greenwich university. According to radical cleric [[Anjem Choudary]], he became affiliated with [[Al-Muhajiroun]] after converting to Islam in 2003. Adebolajo has a history of radical Islamic activities, including an arrest during a protest against the trial of fellow Al-Muhajiroun member [[Mizanur Rahman]]. He was also arrested in 2010 after entering Kenya with a false passport. No charges were ever filed, but Boniface Mwaniki from Kenya's anti-terror unit said he believed that Adebolajo was planning to train with the jihadist group [[Al-Shabaab]]. While in custody, Adebolajo claimed that he had been tortured, mutilated and sexually abused by officers, ~~but was most probably not~~.

Michael Adebolajo studied sociology at Greenwich university. According to radical cleric [[Anjem Choudary]], he became affiliated with [[Al-Muhajiroun]] after converting to Islam in 2003. Adebolajo has a history of radical Islamic activities, including an arrest during a protest against the trial of fellow Al-Muhajiroun member [[Mizanur Rahman]]. He was also arrested in 2010 after entering Kenya with a false passport. No charges were ever filed, but Boniface Mwaniki from Kenya's anti-terror unit said he believed that Adebolajo was planning to train with the jihadist group [[Al-Shabaab]]. While in custody, Adebolajo claimed that he had been tortured, mutilated and sexually abused by officers, though lack of evidence suggests otherwise.

===Adebowale===

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[[Category:Criminals]]

[[Category:Remorseful]]

[[Category:Extremists]]

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+{{Partners_in_Crime_Infobox|Box title = Michael Adebolajo and Michael Adebowale|image=Michael-Adebolajo-and-Michael-Adebowale-1199693.jpg|fullname = Michael Adebolajo <br> Michael Adebowale |alias = N/A|goals = Kill Lee Rigby (successful)<br>
+Get away with the murder (failed)|crimes = [[Murder]]<br> [[False rape allegations]] (Adebolajo only) <br> Weaponary possession <br> Passport fraud (Adebolajo only)|type of villains = Terroristic Extremists}}
 '''Michael Adebolajo and Michael Adebowale''' are the two British extremists who were convicted of the brutal murder of Lee Rigby in 2014. Adebolajo was sentenced to life imprisonment, while Adebowale received a minimum of 45 years.
 ==Background==
 ===Adebolajo===
-Michael Adebolajo studied sociology at Greenwich university. According to radical cleric [[Anjem Choudary]], he became affiliated with [[Al-Muhajiroun]] after converting to Islam in 2003. Adebolajo has a history of radical Islamic activities, including an arrest during a protest against the trial of fellow Al-Muhajiroun member [[Mizanur Rahman]]. He was also arrested in 2010 after entering Kenya with a false passport. No charges were ever filed, but Boniface Mwaniki from Kenya's anti-terror unit said he believed that Adebolajo was planning to train with the jihadist group [[Al-Shabaab]]. While in custody, Adebolajo claimed that he had been tortured, mutilated and sexually abused by officers, but was most probably not.
+Michael Adebolajo studied sociology at Greenwich university. According to radical cleric [[Anjem Choudary]], he became affiliated with [[Al-Muhajiroun]] after converting to Islam in 2003. Adebolajo has a history of radical Islamic activities, including an arrest during a protest against the trial of fellow Al-Muhajiroun member [[Mizanur Rahman]]. He was also arrested in 2010 after entering Kenya with a false passport. No charges were ever filed, but Boniface Mwaniki from Kenya's anti-terror unit said he believed that Adebolajo was planning to train with the jihadist group [[Al-Shabaab]]. While in custody, Adebolajo claimed that he had been tortured, mutilated and sexually abused by officers, though lack of evidence suggests otherwise.
 ===Adebowale===
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 [[Category:Criminals]]
 [[Category:Remorseful]]
+[[Category:Extremists]]