Daughter in the UK Assistant by ISIS who emigrated Isis read the final text from him at the trial: “Hey there dear …”

The daughter of the murdered British assistant this week at the Paris trial of two of his assumed prison prison of Islamic State, she narrated her anxiety after her father missed in war in Syria in 2013.

At the Paris Court Thursday, Bethany Haines, 27, read the last SMS message he will ever receive from her father, David HainesBefore Isis abducted him in northern Syria at the age of 42.

Sitting on the dock while reading the French Mehdi Nemmouche, 39, and Abdelmalek Tanem, 35, at the trial for the posture of four French hostages for ISIS in Syria between 2013 and 2014.

They were also accused of being hidden among those who held Haines as hostage, before ISIS Subtracted him In a creepy video posted in September 2014. His posthumous remains have never been found, According to the CBS News partner BBC.

“Hey, dear, I hope you are fine. I’m fine and I’m working in Turkey. I hope you feel better now, love Dad,” Haines wrote to her daughter on March 12, 2013, she said.

“Over the next three weeks, my father would receive a barracks of texts and speech messages that he will never see or hear,” she said in court.

She then read the messages she sent to her father, and their tone is more and more desperate.

“Hey dad, I hope you enjoy Turkey. I’m busy studying for my exams.

“Hey dad, call me when you can. Love you.

“Hey dad, are you out on the field? My first exam went fine, I mean. Be sure.

“Hey dad, did I get you annexed? If I am, I’m sorry. Call me. I love you.

“Dad, I need you. I had a terrible day. I miss you.

“Dad, I’m sorry.

“Dad, I need you.

“Dad, are you there?

“Daddy, you’re scared of me.

“Where are you dad?”

He paused, clamping his notes.

“But he wasn’t there. They kept him, questioned, beaten, beaten, electricity, mocked, starving and mentally tormented,” she said.

Governments have announced that hundreds of Westerners have joined extremist groups, including Isis in Syria after the 2011 Civil War erupted.

Haines and French journalists were also in several points trapped by the second ISIS cell Called “Beatles” Because of their British accents.

He was a member of “Beatles”, killed on the strike of drones in 2015, which had echoed Haines.

The French trial of Nemmouche and Tanem, as well as the Syrian defendant and two others in the absence, because they are assumed to be dead, should continue until March 21.

Last October, Haines marked the 10th anniversary of her father’s death, saying that she would not want to remember him as “a man in an orange overalls”, but as someone who loved his family, reported the BBC.

She described her father as “strong, kind and caring” and said that she would like to become a grandfather and spend time with her son.