As for McGrath trying to twist what is a perfectly clear statement stating that he was radicalized, here's another quote from Joshi that he can have a go at:

"Masood is not atypical in being a British-born convert with a criminal record. He was slightly more unusual in being older, but we do not know how long ago "Masood is not atypical in being a British-born convert with a criminal record. He was slightly more unusual in being older, but we do not know how long ago he was radicalized," Joshi told Reuters.

"If it was in prison, this would be a common pathway. Given the diversity of Islamist extremists, Masood doesn't look too unusual.



Note: he was radicalized Clear enough for you?