article_snippet: School friends Shamima Begum, 15, Kadiza Sultana, 16, and Amira Abase, 15, left east London London for Turkey last month before crossing into an ISIS-controlled area of Syria.
article_snippet: Renu Begum, sister of Shamima, told ITV News: 'This is The families of three London schoolgirls next step basically to get the message out to Renu Begum, sister of Shamima that The families of three London schoolgirls've followed Renu Begum, sister of Shamima all the way out here.
article_snippet: The families of three London schoolgirls want Renu Begum, sister of Shamima to know that
article_snippet: The families of three London schoolgirls love Renu Begum, sister of Shamima.'
article_snippet: Halima Khanom, sister of Kadiza, said: 'I don't really recognise my sister, the video and the CCTV that The families of three London schoolgirls saw.
article_snippet: Because this is just not her and The families of three London schoolgirls just want to understand her, you know, to find some answers and get some help.'
article_snippet: The east London schoolgirls flew to Istanbul from Gatwick with Turkish Airlines and now believed to be in based in the Syrian town of Raqqa – the Islamic State's self-declared capital.
article_snippet: Last week it emerged that Sharmeena Begum, 15, a close friend of the trio and a fellow pupil at Bethnal Green Academy, left Britain before Sharmeena Begum, 15, a close friend of the trio and a fellow pupil at Bethnal Green Academy in December.
article_snippet: There are suspicions the trio kept in touch with Sharmeena who passed on information about how to follow in her footsteps.
article_snippet: Those closest to all four girls suspect Those closest to all four girls were groomed by Islamists using social networking sites and secretive internet messaging software.
highlights_snippet: Shamima Begum, 15, Kadiza Sultana, 16, and Amira Abase, 15, in Syria .
  