Bolingbrook Teen Charged With Terrorism Took Selfie with Kim Kardashian, Thought He Would Be Caught

When FBI agents arrested suspect Mohammed Hamzah Khan on charges of attempting to aid Islamic State, they spoke to him for more than 10 hours on a variety of different subjects, the Chicago Tribune reported, including his religious beliefs and a selfie he took with Kim Kardashian.

In the FBI reports, which lawyers for Khan tried to suppress, Khan spoke of feeling that he was being watched.

In that conversation, Khan said he had been worried for weeks that he was under government surveillance because he’d heard a “clicking noise” on his phone and thought it might be tapped, court records show.

Khan told the FBI that when he arrived at the airport with his siblings, he had an “uneasy feeling” because there seemed to be a heightened police presence, according to the reports.

“Khan said he somewhat expected to be stopped by authorities and was not surprised when he and his siblings were approached by Customs and Border Protection agents,” the FBI report said.

Khan’s charge of attempting to provide material support to a terrorist organization carries a maximum of 15 years in prison if he is convicted.