he mother of martyrs is delicately beautiful and in visible pain. She covers her hazel eyes and sobs over a photo album as the call to worship echoes throughout the Georgian village of Jokolo, just south of the Chechen border.The mother's story involves one of the most notorious jihadis in the world, a man who served in intelligence units trained by Americans and the British, a man who is the face of Islamic State conquests, and a man who took her late son's wife for his own bride.