A man accused of being a member of the notorious “ISIS Beatles” terror cell has been arrested on terror charges after returning to the UK. The BBC claimed Aine Davis, from West London, was seized after flying into Luton Airport having served almost eight years behind bars in a Turkish prison for being in the Islamic State terror group.
The 38 year-old has always denied being the fourth member of the Beatles - who were given the nickname by hostages in Syria because of their English accents. Head of the Beatles was ISIS’s beheader in chief Mohammed Emwazi- AKA Jihadi John - who was killed in a 2015 drone strike in ISIS’s then Syria HQ of Raqqa.
Two other members, fellow Londoners Alexanda Kotey, 38, and El-Shafee el-Sheikh were arrested some time later by Western -backed Kurdish forces the SDF. Both men were imprisoned in Kurd-held Rojava, northern Syria, before being airlifted to Iraq and then the States to face trial for a mixture of terrorism charges.
