Arizona Man Arrested for Allegedly Inciting Deadly Terror Attack in Australia

Donald Day Jr. faces charges for inciting a religiously motivated attack that resulted in six deaths, marking the first time an extreme Christian ideology has been linked to a terror attack in Australia.

An Arizona man has been arrested by the FBI for allegedly inciting a religiously motivated terrorist attack in Australia that resulted in six deaths last year.
The man is accused of sending messages containing 'Christian end-of-days ideology' to the attackers, Gareth and Stacey Train, who along with Nathaniel Train, killed two police officers and a neighbor in Queensland, Australia.
The Trains were subsequently killed by police during a six-hour siege.
The suspect, identified as Donald Day Jr., faces a potential five-year prison sentence if convicted.
This is the first time an extreme Christian ideology has been linked to a terror attack in Australia.