John Letts, the father of Jack Letts, the Muslim convert Jihadi Jack, outside the Old Bailey, London. Sally Lane, 57, has denied her son posed a "danger" despite a Facebook post threatening
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John Letts and Sally Lane, the parents of a Muslim convert dubbed Jihadi Jack, speaking outside the Old Bailey in London where they were spared jail by being sentenced to 15 months'
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Father of Jack Letts 'cannot get psychological care' because of Prevent | Middle East Eye
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BBC World Service - HARDtalk, Sally Lane and John Letts, parents of Jack Letts
Jihadi Jack's parents spared jail after being found guilty of funding terrorism
Sally Lane and John Letts sentenced for sending money to Daesh supporting son | The Crown Prosecution Service
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Their son went to Syria. They're facing 14 years in prison for trying to send him money — they say to bring him home | The Star
Parents of 'Jihadi Jack' guilty of funding terrorism, U.K. jury finds - National | Globalnews.ca
Daesh extremist's British mother fears 'liberal' parenting may have led to radicalization | Arab News
