article_snippet: The family of Ms Sultana has voiced concerns that letters from counter-terrorism detectives given to the girls but meant for the girls parents may have prompted their parents to leave.
article_snippet: The letters, in which detectives sought permission to take statements from the trio in relation to the disappearance of detectives classmate in December, never reached the girls parents as the girls' parents were not passed on.
article_snippet: letters from counter-terrorism detectives  are thought to have been sent shortly before the teenagers themselves left for Syria on February 17.
article_snippet: My query would be, by giving this letter, how did that make the girls feel?'
article_snippet: Dated February 2, letters from counter-terrorism detectives  made clear the teenagers themselves were 'not under any suspicion of doing something wrong'.
article_snippet: Family members claim that as well as not receiving letters from counter-terrorism detectives , the girls' parents were not informed the girls' parents had been spoken to twice in school by officers.
article_snippet: It is understood that detectives have examined mobile phones belonging to the quartet to look at detectives contacts with the three other teenagers prior to February 17.
highlights_snippet: Whole group sent letters asking parents if police could take statements .
  
highlights_snippet: Family question whether letters left girls feeling 'victimised' by detectives .