Joe “JoJo” Dixon, the son of the Islamic State convert Sally Jones, is still alive and fighting for the terrorist group in Syria, sources have told the The Daily Telegraph
Jones, also known as the “White Widow”, became one Britain's most wanted criminals after joining the terrorist group in 2013 to marry Junaid Hussain, an IS fighter from Birmingham.
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