Reasonable Cause to Suspect : A Mother's Ordeal to Save Her Son from a Kurdish Prison

Table of Contents

• Cover 1
• Half Title Page 3
• Title Page 5
• Copyright 6
• Dedication 7
• Introduction 11
• Chapter 1 Reasonable cause to suspect 15
• Chapter 2 "I'm here now" 24
• Chapter 3 The misnomer of "Jihadi Jack" 37
• Chapter 4 Jack in Syria 47
• Chapter 5 East Timor and West Papua: "La luta continua" 56
• Chapter 6 In search of British Islam 60
• Chapter 7 Thames Valley Police and the Mounties 69
• Chapter 8 Police raid 75
• Chapter 9 Seeking an antidote 86
• Chapter 10 The Tabqa dam 96
• Chapter 11 Money for glasses 110
• Chapter 12 Anti-radicalization 119
• Chapter 13 Arrest 132
• Chapter 14 Photosynthesis in a capitalist society 146
• Chapter 15 Lack of joined-up thinking 149
• Chapter 16 Westminster Magistrates Court 160
• Chapter 17 Prison 165
• Chapter 18 Bail appeal 175
• Chapter 19 No dogs, no Irish, no terrorists 178
• Chapter 20 Imprisoned by ISIS 185
• Chapter 21 Chilcot inquiry and U.K. ISIS returnees 191
• Chapter 22 The terrorism of cheese 199
• Chapter 23 Evidence and the drone strike 205
• Chapter 24 Crusaders and infidels 215
• Chapter 25 The return of Lady A. 221
• Chapter 26 Heading for the border 226
• Chapter 27 Raqqa, a city under siege 238
• Chapter 28 Escape from ISIS territory 249
• Chapter 29 "Disappeared" in Rojava 264
• Chapter 30 Canada to the rescue? 283
• Chapter 31 Geopolitics and the borders with DFNS 295
• Chapter 32 Lead-up to Old Bailey trial 298
• Chapter 33 Clive and John in Canada 303
• Chapter 34 Delegations to Rojava: Red Cross and the Labour party 309
• Chapter 35 "Duress" is not a defence 317
• Chapter 36 Jack becomes a Canadian election issue 322
• Chapter 37 Finally, contact 328
• Chapter 38 FCO Disclosure 333
• Chapter 39 Jack's prison interview and Shamima Begum 336
• Chapter 40 The trial 343
• Epilogue 351
• Acknowledgements 355
• About the Author 361
• Back Cover 362