Jihadi Jack's mum has wondered whether 'liberal parenting' led him to joining ISIS
Jack Letts left the UK in 2014 and joined ISIS
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Jack Letts left the UK in 2014 and joined ISIS
In an autobiography, Sally Lane (pictured with her son), 60, has penned that she wonders if her 'over liberal' parenting style influenced Jack Letts' decision to travel to the Middle East to join ISIS.
LONDON: The mother of a Daesh extremist known as ‘Jihadi Jack’ has said that she has “guilty thoughts” about whether his “chaotic” childhood led him to join the terrorists as a teenager. In an autobiography, Sally Lane says her “over-liberal” parenting style may have led her son, Jack Letts, to leave the UK at the age of 18 bound for Syria. Lane said that she lived with a
An activist working with the family of an alleged terrorist connected to Chatham and held for the past five years in Syria says Jack Letts could wind up living…
Muslim convert Jack Letts, 28, had held duel UK and Canadian citizenship but declared himself an 'enemy of Britain' after fleeing his Oxfordshire home to fight in Syria.