The boy spoke of having a 'little voice' in his head trying to persuade him against committing terrorism. 'The consequences and it would have been bad for my family too,' the teen said the 'little voice' would say to him. Ultimately, the young person said he had disavowed everything Islamic State stood for and no longer held extreme views. 'I'm deeply sorry for the things I did. Please show me some remorse,' the boy told NSW Supreme Court Justice Stephen Campbell on Tuesday. #fyp #australia #sydney #marathon #court
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