Plea from Families of British Teenage Girls who travelled to Turkey to join ISIS

Reuters: The families of three missing British schoolgirls, thought to be Syria-bound, have made emotional pleas for them to come home and not to fall into the hands of ISIL or ISIS militants in Syria.

Three British Teenage Girls Travelled to Turkey to suspectedly join ISIL

The father of Amira Base said that he could ‘not stop crying’ and begged for her not to go to Syria. He added that she had never discussed an interest in jihadism with the family. Classmate Atlanta Broadbent at Bethnal Green Academy said there was nothing suspect in the girls’ behaviour.

“When I saw them a couple of weeks ago they just seemed normal, how they are everyday… They're really religious but they never really spoke about it to us. They always had a point that they could make and no-one could argue with them because they're really smart, but nothing like that.”

Last Week, UK Police has launched a campaign for the search of  Three Teenage schoolgirls are suspected to be travelling to take part in Syrian conflict after flying to Turkey covertly.

Plea from Families of British Teenage Girls who travelled to Turkey to join ISIS

Turkish intelligence sources quoted in British newspaper The Telegraph now believe the girls have already crossed the border to Syria.