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A neighbour of Australian ISIS jihadist Khaled Sharrouf has taken a camera crew on a tour of a house when he kept Yazidi girls as prisoners.
Abdel Aziz Bin Khalafa lived next door to Sharrouf's compound in the Syrian city of Raqqa.
This house, now lying in ruins, was where the 36-year-old terrorist from western Sydney lived with his wife Tara Nettleton and their five children.
It has also been revealed Ms Nettleton, who died in 2016 from appendicitis, secretly helped the captured Yazidi girls escape and feared a reprisal from her jihadist husband, who she hoped would be killed so she could return to Australia
