At her trial on Wednesday in a court in the city of Salzburg, Maria G. pleaded guilty to both charges and “fully confessed,” court spokeswoman Christina Bayrhammer told AFP. Prosecutors said they found no evidence of other crimes committed by Maria G. beyond her joining Daesh. The court handed her a “suspended jail sentence of 24 months,” which she accepted, describing it as “another chance in life,” Bayrhammer said. Maria G. had left Austria as a teenager in 2014 to join Daesh in Syria, where she married a now-deceased Daesh fighter and gave birth to two children. They were brought back to Austria in March alongside another woman, Evelyn T., who was given a two-year suspended jail sentence in April.