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How the US wiped ?Jihadi John? off the face of the earth[/h]By
Jamie Schram and
Danika Fears
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November 14, 2015 | 12:43am
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The US is '99.9 percent' sure 'Jihadi John' was killed in a drone strike. Photo: REX Shutterstock
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The drone strike that wiped out ISIS executioner ?Jihadi John? in Syria was controlled from an Air Force base deep in the Nevada desert in an operation months in the making, it was revealed Friday.
?This guy was a human animal, and killing him is probably making the world a better place,? military spokesman US Army Col. Steven Warren said Friday.
Authorities are ?99.9 percent sure? ISIS madman Mohammed Emwazi, 27,
died during the US drone strike, which kicked off just before midnight local time on Thursday, a US official told The Post.
Three aerial vehicles ? including a British drone and two MQ-9 Reaper drones owned by the US ? had been following Emwazi for most of the day as he met with various people around the city, sources said.
At 11:40 p.m., drone operators stationed thousands of miles away at Creech Air Force Base in Nevada were given the green light as Emwazi got into a car at the Islamic courts in Raqqa, the Telegraph reported.
The operators released two Hellfire missiles, blowing the vehicle to bits.
?We didn?t strike until we ID?d him coming out of the building and getting into the vehicle,? the U.S. official said.
?We had a strong confirmation on who was getting in the vehicle and photographic evidence that the car evaporated.?
Authorities had been monitoring Emwazi for a few days as he visited family in Raqqa and spent time at an Islamic State media operations center, officials said.
The sudden attack, which lasted just a matter of seconds, took place near a clock tower in the city?s center that has been the site of numerous ISIS executions, an anti-ISIS activist group in Raqqa said.
Three burned-out vehicles remained at the site on Friday, according to the group, which calls itself Raqqa is Being Slaughtered Silently.
?We know for a fact that the weapons system hit its intended target, and that the personnel who were on the receiving end of that weapons system were in fact killed,? Warren said, adding that the Pentagon is ?reasonably certain? Emwazi perished in the strike.
The clock tower in central Raqqa.Photo: Reuters