Jon Dough
Winger
Jihadi Jack AKA Jack Letts who declared he was an enemy of Britain after joining ISIS has been stripped of his british citizenship the government have announced.
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Didn’t his parents get convicted of funding him in his little quest?Must be heartbreaking for the parents. Daft knacker.
Not sure chief, to be perfectly honest I'm not really up on it.Didn’t his parents get convicted of funding him in his little quest?
Guess it would/ should come under funding terrorismDidn’t his parents get convicted of funding him in his little quest?
Yep.Didn’t his parents get convicted of funding him in his little quest?
On top of a £1500 they send him even when police said not too.His parents sent him something like £230..not a great deal but funding terrorism all the same..fk him..wanker.
Yes they did, but I think everyone accepted in the case that they were sending him the £200 in the belief that it would help him to get away from Syria.Didn’t his parents get convicted of funding him in his little quest?
Aye, my thoughts too.On top of a £1500 they send him even when police said not too.
Probably worried about their son's wellbeing rather than wanting to fund terrorism like
They were accused of sending that £1500 but never convictedOn top of a £1500 they send him even when police said not too.
Probably worried about their son's wellbeing rather than wanting to fund terrorism like
a grand according to the sandalistaThey were accused of sending that £1500 but never convicted
It says they sent him £223a grand according to the sandalista
Isis suspect Jack Letts' parents found guilty of funding terrorism
And even by that rags own admission they had already set up fake id`s to attempt it
His parents initially sent him £223 in September 2015. They then attempted to send another £1,000 in December, claiming Jack, who has obsessive compulsive disorder,It says they sent him £223
Attempted being the operative word.His parents initially sent him £223 in September 2015. They then attempted to send another £1,000 in December, claiming Jack, who has obsessive compulsive disorder,
9th paragraph
Jenny Hopkins, of the Crown Prosecution Service, said it was natural for parents to care for their son, but the couple had been warned “multiple times”. “They chose to ignore that advice and at one point set up a fake identity to send him money,” she said.
Final paragraph about the fake id`s