Jim Fitton, a British geologist imprisoned in Iraq
Leila Fitton and Jim Fitton’s son-in-law Sam talked to the BBC about his situation. “I simply want him home,” said the daughter scientist
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Leila Fitton and Jim Fitton’s son-in-law Sam talked to the BBC about his situation. “I simply want him home,” said the daughter scientist
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Mr Fitton's daughter Leila this morning appeared on Good Morning Britain to give an interview regarding her father's detention, but only managed to utter two sentences before breaking down in tears.
Jim Fitton, 66, was sentenced to 15 years for attempting to smuggle 12 stones and broken pottery.
The man’s lawyer said he plans to immediately appeal the decision, which left his family feeling “hopeless” and “broken.”