Daniel Khalife prison accomplice found guilty of helping inmate evade police manhunt

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An inmate has been convicted of funnelling money to escaped spy suspect Daniel Khalife during the three days he was at large after fleeing HMP Wandsworth in September 2023.Adeel Khan, 23, was found guilty at Snaresbrook Crown Court today by a majority of 11 to one, following four hours and 36 minutes of jury deliberations.His co-defendant Imran Chowdhury, a 26-year-old web developer, was acquitted of the same charge.Both men had denied intending to "prevent, hinder or interfere" with Khalife's apprehension.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Khan had separately admitted possessing a mobile phone in prison without authorisation.Khalife, a serving British Army soldier, had been on remand facing allegations of espionage on behalf of Iran and a bomb hoax at his military base when he escaped by clinging to the underside of a lorry.The two men had worked alongside each other extensively in the Wandsworth prison kitchens, sharing 190 shifts, although Khan maintained he had never actually...

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