Reasonable Cause to Suspect - A Mother's Ordeal to Free Her Son from a Kurdish Prison

In a story of deceit, betrayal, and injustice, two parents are tried as terrorists for attempting to rescue their son from a Syrian war zone.

On September 2, 2014, Jack Letts, an idealistic eighteen-year-old British Canadian, phoned his mother saying, -Mum, I-m in Syria.- Those chilling words from a raging war zone set in train his family-s eight-year-long battle to rescue Jack from his disastrous mistake.

When an unscrupulous journalist invented the term -Jihadi Jack,- a false image of Jack spread throughout the world. Sally and John, Jack-s parents, faced the mammoth task of persuading a hostile public that their son was the victim of a smear campaign. He should, they argued, at least be allowed home to face a fair trial to address the claims against him.

But the Canadian and British governments had other plans. Jack is currently detained in a Kurdish prison, while the Canadian government claims it doesn-t know if he is alive or dead. This is his pa