article_snippet: (CNN)A video purportedly shows three British schoolgirls preparing to cross the Turkish border last month into Syria, where the teens are believed to have traveled to join ISIS, a Turkish TV network reported Friday.
article_snippet: Two days before, East London classmates Shamima Begum, 15, Kadiza Sultana, 16, and Amira Abase, 15,
article_snippet: the British girls are thought to have crossed the Turkish border into Syria within days.
article_snippet: Authorities have said Authorities have no reason to believe the British girls are still in Turkey and believe the British girls have crossed into Syria, parts of which have been taken over by Islamist terror group ISIS.
article_snippet: The girls' parents have publicly begged for The girls' to come home.
article_snippet: Days before The girls' parents left for Turkey, at least one of The girls' allegedly contacted a young woman, Aqsa Mahmood, who left her home in Scotland to travel to Syria in 2013 and is accused of trying to recruit others via social media.
article_snippet: her has posted tips for girls and young women wanting to travel to Syria to marry jihadis, as her did.
article_snippet: her blog also has links to advice posted by another jihad supporter, which recommends that those traveling to Syria seek to pack the essentials but not too much, since those traveling to Syria may need to move often and at short notice, while remaining inconspicuous.