The girl of a Scottish guide laborer who was guillotined by the Islamic State bunch in Syria has pledged to return there to recuperate her dad's remaining parts.
Bethany Haines is persuaded she has worked out the area of her dad's grave close to the Turkish outskirt.
David Haines, 44, who lived in Perth, was stole by IS in 2013 while working in a Syrian guide camp.
His execution was taped and discharged in 2014 as a feature of IS publicity film.
He was killed, with individual guide laborer Alan Henning, by the alleged "Beatles" cell of four British aggressors.
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Prior this year, the 22-year-old mother-of-one made the voyage out to Syria to follow her dad's last developments.
She met help laborers at the camp where her dad worked. She addressed "Isis ladies" and saw the spot in Raqqa where her dad's killer Mohammed Emwazi - named Jihadi John - was slaughtered in an automaton strike in 2015.
She addressed officials from the YPG - the People's Protection Unit, the home-developed guard power of the Kurdish zone of Syria.
In any case, it was undependable to go to the spot where she trusts her dad's remaining parts are covered.
In any case, she has pledged to return until his remaining parts are found. She says she won't rest until she discovers where he is.
Ms Haines told the BBC: "Since the word go, I was never told anything generous or exact.
"It made the circumstance substantially more troublesome, my father being taken and battling for data.
"I viewed the recordings and I saw Google maps and I was almost certain I had discovered the area from highlights in the scene I saw on the video and situated on the guide.
"The territory they were executed in wasn't completely sheltered. In any case, I needed to proceed to try and see it from a separation to realize it was truly there."
She stated: "I thought it would have been the last bit of the riddle to my examination and it appeared the legitimate activity, to go out there and address individuals who were included."
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While there, she visited the site of a mass grave and saw Syrian individuals directing burrows and recouping unfortunate casualties.
It made her vibe near her dad.
She stated: "For that brief span I had a feeling that I had him back, I felt so near him.
"Coming back to Scotland, I have thought that it was difficult to settle once more into typical life. Be that as it may, realizing his conceivable remains were just a couple of miles away has been extremely troublesome.
"The story's not completed, I have to go out once more, address more individuals and see what they think.
"The YPG concurred with me that he was around there. I would need to do a burrow to see."
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