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'Our lives have been ruined and our son is still a prisoner': Jihadi Jack's parents reveal haunting story of how their sweet little boy turned into an ISIS fanatic
Sally Lane and her husband John Letts were speaking exclusively to The Mail on Sunday after leaving the Old Bailey on Friday at the end of a three-and-a-half-year legal saga. 'If being arrested was the price for getting our son out alive, we were going to do it,' she says. 'We were trying to prevent him from being beheaded' she said. A jury convicted them on one of three charges of funding terrorism, over a payment of £223 they wired to a man in Lebanon in September 2015 at Jack's request. Centre: Jihadi Jack in Raqqa, right: Jack with his family in north Wales, aged 12. Left: Jack aged 10
Sally Lane and her husband John Letts were speaking exclusively to The Mail on Sunday after leaving the Old Bailey on Friday at the end of a three-and-a-half-year legal saga. 'If being arrested was the price for getting our son out alive, we were going to do it,' she says. 'We were trying to prevent him from being beheaded' she said. A jury convicted them on one of three charges of funding terrorism, over a payment of £223 they wired to a man in Lebanon in September 2015 at Jack's request. Centre: Jihadi Jack in Raqqa, right: Jack with his family in north Wales, aged 12. Left: Jack aged 10