article_snippet: (CNN)Three teen British girls suspected of traveling to war-torn Syria to join ISIS appeared on surveillance video in Turkey before CNN)Three teen British girls suspected of traveling to Syria to join ISIS went to CNN)Three teen British girls suspected of traveling to Syria to join ISIS destination.
article_snippet: Images show The teens boarding a bus in Istanbul, Turkish HBR television reported.
article_snippet: It's the first sighting of the girls since the girls left London almost two weeks ago.
article_snippet: Authorities have said Authorities have no reason to believe the girls are still in Turkey and believe the girls have crossed into neighboring war-torn Syria, parts of which have been taken over by Islamist terror group ISIS.
article_snippet: The three east London classmates -- Shamima Begum, 15; Kadiza Sultana, 16; and Amira Abase, 15 -- boarded a Turkish Airlines plane from London's Gatwick Airport to Istanbul on February 17.
article_snippet: A British counterterrorism officer said police had tried to reach out to the girls using the Turkish media and social media to persuade police to return 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 war-torn Syria in 2013 and is accused of trying to recruit others via social media.
article_snippet: And the real concern that arises is that if a known member of ISIS who's now a poster girl for ISIS, seen to be recruiting and spreading propaganda, is in touch with young people in our country -- that one would expect the courtesy of a knock on the door of these families, to advise these families that these families children may be on the cusp of radicalization or going off to war-torn Syria," Aamer Anwar said.
highlights_snippet: The teens are believed to have made it to war-torn Syria .
  