Englishman Lewis Ludlow has been sentenced to life imprisonment for organizing terrorist acts in London, and his verdict was announced on Wednesday by judge of the Central Criminal Court of London Nicholas Hiliard, reports RIA Novosti.

Ludlow, 27, suffers from autism and recognized himself as guilty of organizing terrorist acts in Britain and financing ISIS last year.

The court established that the former employee of the Royal Post Office, who had named himself “Eagle” and “Ghost”, sought appropriate places for terrorist acts and referred to London’s Oxford Street as “an ideal place” for terrorist acts. He had also tried to become a member of ISIS in the Philippines.