Charlotte Charles said the president was 'holding my hand' in the meeting.
has been gathering momentum and has taken Harry's parents, Charlotte Charles and Tim Dunn, all the way to the White House where they spoke with Trump.
Harry Dunn, 19, was killed after he was hit on his motorbike by a car travelling on the wrong side of the road. The suspect in the crash outside RAF Croughton in Northamptonshire, has reportedly returned to the U.S.But they were left shocked when Trump said that Sacoolas was in an adjoining room waiting to meet them. They rejected the offer by the president, saying it would not be appropriate with no mediators or therapists present.
She said:"I asked him...if it was your 19-year-old son, or your son...you would be doing the same as me. He was holding my hand at the time and said 'yes, I would' and he said maybe we can try and push this from a different angle."He's the one in control here, but we're the ones in control of our situation as much as he can be. We still want justice for Harry and we will take it as far as we possibly can to ensure that that's done.
Sacoolas has admitted in a statement she was driving on the wrong side of the road when her car hit Dunn. She said it was an accident, and expressed remorse. Britain's Foreign Office says all staff at RAF Croughton, where he worked, were covered by immunity. However the Justice4Harry campaign have asked the government to turn over the documents regarding the immunity status of Saacolas.
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