Oxford's Jack Letts who converted to Islam and changed his name to Ibrahim was reported in the Sunday Times as the first white recruit for ISIS, labelling him 'Jihadi Jack'. He is pictured here in a picture he posted in May 2015, at the Tabqa
THE parents of a man labelled 'Jihadi Jack' have been bailed again by police after trying to send money to their son.
John and Sally Letts, of Grandpont, were arrested earlier this year on suspicion of sending money to Syria which could be used for terrorism purposes.
Their son Jack, 20, had reportedly travelled to Syria to join the Islamic State group but his parents told the Oxford Mail the reports were false.
Mr and Mrs Letts said they tried to send their son money for new glasses before being arrested under the Terrorism Act.
The pair have been re-bailed until June 1.
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