BRITISH jihadi fighter Jack Letts married into a “top” ISIS family in northern Iraq, it has been claimed. The Oxford-born Muslim convert, 24, fled the comfort of his middle class upbringing and joined the depraved terror group in Syria in 2014. It has been reported that Letts married the daughter of an Iraqi tribal leader, who he has a son with, before he was captured in northern Syria in 2017. Former British soldier Alan Duncan, who fought ISIS alongside the Kurds, told Sun Online that Letts “definitely” married into a high-ranking family within the death cult. That’s according to sources that Duncan has spoken to on the ground in Iraq and Syria. Mr Duncan, who has spent the last two years interviewing jailed jihadis for an upcoming documentary, said Letts has been downplaying his status within ISIS.Jack is clearly higher within ISIS than he has admitted toEx-British soldier Alan Duncan He said: “He definitely married into a top ISIS Iraqi family and that explains why he was down in Mosul. “The tribal leaders are what you would call Imans – as soon as a tribal leader gives his allegiance to ISIS he becomes an Emir. They basically become a leader… Read full this story
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