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<\/a>Ms Charles said after the White House meeting: “When [President Trump] held my hand, I gripped it a lot tighter and I was honest with him and just said… ‘if it was your son you would be doing the same as us’.<\/p>\n
“He actually gripped my hand a little bit tighter and said ‘yes I would be’. And that’s when he said he would try and look at this from a different angle.<\/p>\n
“I can only hope that he was sincere enough to consider doing that for us.<\/p>\n
“He’s the one in control here, but we’re the ones in control of our situation as much as we 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.<\/p>\n
“We do feel that we have done as much as we can at the moment.”<\/p>\n
Mr Seiger told BBC Breakfast: “After quite sincere and warm condolences [President Trump] got down to business and said he had Mrs Sacoolas in the next room.<\/p>\n
“I looked to my side and I saw at least three photographers ready to almost do a press call.”<\/p>\n
He insisted the meeting should take place in the UK, in the presence of therapists and mediators, but “certainly now now and certainly not in the White House in front of a bank of photographers”.<\/p>\n
“You don’t just throw open the circus doors with the cameras,” he added.<\/p>\n
US national security adviser Robert O’Brien told the family during the meeting that Mrs Sacoolas “was never coming back” to the UK, Mr Seiger said.<\/p>\n
US national security adviser Robert O’Brien told the family during the meeting that Mrs Sacoolas “was never coming back” to the UK, Mr Seiger said.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Mr Dunn said of turning down the chance to meet Mrs Sacoolas at the White House: “We weren’t ready to meet her – it would have been too rushed.<\/p>\n “It’s not what we wanted – we wanted a meeting with her in the UK.”<\/p>\n But he added that the trip to the White House “didn’t feel like a stunt”.<\/p>\n “I think the president was very graceful and spoke very well to us.<\/p>\n “He listened to Charlotte very well, she spoke excellently to him and he was very understanding.<\/p>\n “I genuinely do think he will look to resolve this in a way that will help us.”<\/p>\n Over the weekend, Mrs Sacoolas broke her silence over Mr Dunn’s death in a letter via her lawyers.<\/p>\n In it she said she wanted to meet his parents “so that she can express her deepest sympathies and apologies for this tragic accident”.<\/p>\n Mrs Sacoolas was said to be covered by diplomatic immunity as the spouse of a US intelligence official, though that protection is now in dispute.<\/p>\n Source: bbc.co.uk<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<\/span>