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By SCM Staff Writer

LONDON, UK – ​A young London man who claimed he made a “pact with the devil” to become his “minion” has been caged after counter-terror cops busted him with guides on how to commit chilling ‘lone wolf’ attacks.

​Declan George-Candiani (26) of Streatham was today slapped with a 23-month prison sentence at the Old Bailey after being convicted of collecting terrorist materials.

​The twisted student was nicked by eagle-eyed Counter Terrorism officers at Stansted Airport way back in August 2024.

​A quick look at his phone revealed a horrifying hoard of extremist files, leading to a search of his home where an iPad was seized, packed with documents detailing how to carry out terror attacks.

​Pact with the Dark Side
​But the case took a bizarre twist when George-Candiani spilled the beans to police, claiming his descent into darkness began with an “unhealthy obsession” with an extreme-right wing group peddling “traditional Satanism.”

​He told shocked detectives he had a “possessed mindset” and had made a terrifying “pact with the devil” to become a low-level servant – a “minion” – for the dark lord.

​He even tried to wiggle out of it by claiming the vile ideology had “overpowered” him in a way he “couldn’t control.”
​However, the prosecution told the court that George-Candiani was a willing participant, intentionally downloading the sick material linked to extreme right-wing terror groups.

​Commander Dominic Murphy, head of Counter Terrorism Policing London, hailed the bust as proof of the crucial work done at our borders.

​He said: “This is another example of why ‘schedule 7’ powers at our ports and borders are so important in helping us to identify potential terrorist activity.”

​”In this case, analysis of digital devices revealed downloads of horrific material promoted by extreme right-wing terrorist groups, as well as extremely dangerous material about carrying out attacks and other acts of extreme violence.”

​George-Candiani was convicted on two counts of collecting material useful to a terrorist and will also serve an extra year on licence and must notify authorities of his details for 10 years.

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