A decade ago, British jihadist Samantha Lewthwaite was on Interpol’s list of most wanted criminals amid claims she had plotted a string of terror attacks.
Dubbed the White Widow, the blue-eyed Home Counties girl had evaded UK security services and fled to Africa, where she was linked to scores of atrocities from 2012.
But since the furore of the days when mum-of-four Lewthwaite, who turns 40 next year, was rarely out of the news as an alleged al-Shabaab operative, things have gone quiet and her family have no idea where she is.
