ISIS-inspired pharmacy student jailed for stabbing stranger with knife

'He was on a mission to kill': ISIS-inspired pharmacy student who repeatedly stabbed his elderly neighbour in a suburban rampage is jailed for 27 years over terrorist attack Ihsas Khan jailed over stabbing of Wayne Greenhalgh in September 2016 Khan was handed maximum 36-year jail sentence with non-parole of 27 years  During his trial Khan had pleaded not guilty citing mental illness as a cause Though the NSW Supreme Court rejected that he suffered mental health issues 

By Daily Mail Australia Reporter and Australian Associated Press

Published: 02:07 BST, 5 June 2019 | Updated: 02:58 BST, 5 June 2019

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An ISIS-inspired pharmacy student who repeatedly stabbed his elderly neighbour with a hunting knife has been jailed.

Ihsas Khan, 25, was handed a maximum 36-year jail sentence, with a non-parole period of 27 years, on Wednesday, over the attack against Wayne Greenhalgh, 57, at Minto, south-west Sydney, in September 2016. 

Justice Geoffrey Bellew was satisfied the original intention of Khan was to carry out the crime on the 15th anniversary of the World Trade Centre terrorist attack in New York, in the United States, to gain international recognition.

Ihsas Khan, 25, was handed a minimum 27-year jail sentence on Wednesday after stabbing Wayne Greenhalgh, 57, at Minto, south-west Sydney, in September 2016 (pictured)

Ihsas Khan, 25, was handed a minimum 27-year jail sentence on Wednesday after stabbing Wayne Greenhalgh, 57, at

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