His parents - who claim he never fought with ISIS - blasted ministers for letting him face 'vigilante justice' as he rots in solitary confinement
A POSH ISIS Brit dubbed “Jihadi Jack” has been left “crying for his mum and fears he has cancer” after being “forgotten” in 6ft solitary confinement cell in Syria.
The parents of Jack Letts, 23, who travelled to the country to join ISIS have hit out at the British government for leaving him to die in a Kurdish jail.
John and Sally Letts claim "Jihadi Jack" is being tortured by a militia group who captured the 23-year-old as he tried to flee the besieged ISIS capital Raqqa.
The couple - who claim he never fought with ISIS - blasted ministers for letting him face "vigilante justice" as he rots in solitary confinement.
According to , the snivelling fanatic whined home that he had tried to commit suicide as conditions in his 6ft by 3ft jail cell were so bad.
He also claims he is being denied treatment for a kidney condition which has left him in agony – adding that he found a lump on his left testicle, according to the .
Now John, 55, and Sally, 54, - who were charged in June with terrorism-related offences last June for trying to send Jack money - have begged Canadian MPs to rescue him as he has dual British-Canadian citizenship.
In a letter seen by Canada's National Post newspaper they write: "We feel that our only hope for saving our son's life lies with securing the support of parliamentarians who believe in democracy and the rule of law rather than vigilante justice.
"Jack has stated publicly that, if released, he wants to spend the rest of his life 'bearing witness' against Isis."
The Brit reportedly went by the name Abu Mohammed and married an Iraqi woman with whom he has a son, Muhammed.
During his time in Syria, he posted snaps of himself holding weapons and claimed he narrowly survived a drone strike.
Speaking to a Canadian official in a recording, he revealed he had soiled himself as he didn’t have access to a toilet.
According to , he said: “Any place other than here is better… I can’t explain to you everything that’s happened.
“Honestly, if I explained to you how my situation was, you’d be surprised.
“I spent 35 days in a room that’s a bit taller than I am and about half that widthwise and no toilet.
“Tell my mum I’m sorry, tell my dad sorry. Tell them if I get out of this place, I’m going to try to be a better person.”
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