{UAH} Canadian 'Jihadi Jack' Letts: I'd love to come home, I won't blow up Brits

Suspected Canadian Isis executioner Jihadi Jack defends his parents who were convicted of terrorism by the Old Bailey in London this week. Jihadi Jack complains about the treatment of his parents, and says the UK is punishing the wrong parties.

He added: "I understand I am being punished because of what I have done but my mother shouldn't be punished for that."

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He said: "They didn't do anything wrong. They sent me money to leave [Syria]. It's not like they were funding some sort of terrorist activity.

"Two atheists being convicted for Islamic terrorism doesn't make much sense."

Bobby

Sky News

8 mins · 

"I feel guilty because I'm the reason they are going through this."

A suspected IS militant from the UK gives his first interview since his parents were found guilty of funding terrorism after they sent him cash

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'Jihadi Jack' Letts: I'd love to come home, I won't blow up Brits

Speaking to Sky News from a jail in Syria, Jack Letts urges his parents who were convicted of funding terrorism "not to give up".

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