and he was radicalized domestically. reporter: officials say saipov has lived in ohio, florida and new jersey. what s your best take on how he was radicalized? it s a combination of online and offline radicalization. people start hanging out with like-minded individuals, same ideology and go online for their radical views. people have some personal issues, whether it can be family problems or, you know, job problems. this expert says the process of becoming radicalized means spending a lot of time online. now it s apps that are very easy to download on to your phone. they are mostly encrypted. you can interact with people,
paterson, new jersey. they don t know when he was radicalized in the united states. what is your best take on when he was radicalized? online and offline radical sayings and they hang out with people who embrace isis views. many cases, people radicalized because they have some personal issues, whether it could be family problems or, you know, job problems. reporter: this expert says the process of becoming radicalized means spending a lot of time online. now it s apps. very easy to download on your phone. most encrypted and you can get all sorts of information. you can interact with other people and you can run commitment to isis and get operational instructions. reporter: official believe saipov had close familiarity with operational instructions. he appears to have followed, almost exactly to a tee, the
but they say saipov was likely connected to individuals who were the subjects of investigations. and they offer another clue. he was associated with isis and he was radicalized domestically. reporter: officials say saipov lived in ohio, florida, and patterson, new jersey. they aren t yet saying how or when saipov was radicalized in the u.s. what is your best take on how he was radicalized? many cases combination of online and offline. people start hanging out with like minded individuals, people who embrace isis ideology, and maybe go online to reinforce their nascent jihadist views. many cases people radicalize because they have some personal issues, whether it could be family problems or job problems. reporter: expert lorenzo vadeno says the process of becoming radicalized means spending a lot of time online. now it is apps like telegram,
investigations. and they offer another clue. he was associated with isis. and he was radicalized dom e dommestically. he has lived in ohio,florida and patterson, nnlz. they aren t saying when he was radicalized in the u.s. what s your take? many cases, it s a combination of online and offline. people start hanging out with like minded individuals. people who embrace isis ideology and they go online to reenforce their jihadist views. many cases, people radicalized because they have some personal issues. whether it could be family problems or you know, job problems. he says the process of becoming radicalized means spending a lot of time online. now it s apps like telegram and others easy to download on your phone. they re mostly encrypted and you can get all sorts of
helpless, they ve got financial problems, girlfriend problems, job problems, every issue in the world. this guy i think i m not making excuses at all, but this is the type of person who gives up on life. now many times when you give up, when you ve got that hopeless, helpless feeling, you go find help somewhere, or, unfortunately, people commit suicide. in this particular case, it appears he sought out this victim, this just a man on street. who did that represent? did it represent himself, kind of metaphorically? did he have t victim speak his girlfriend s name so that was the last words on his ls as he shot him? he took the absolute why to his death. but these are the things we have to understand. when people psychologically are getting to the edge, we need to find a way they can reach out and get help before they commit two murders. in essence the murder of this innocent man, and then of course the murder of himself vis-a-vis