The family of one of the schoolgirls feared to have fled to join Islamic State discovered a handwritten shopping list of items which included tips for crossing into Syria , it emerged last night . Details of prices for flights to Turkey , visa money , coaches , hotels , taxis and other supplies were found on a diary and planner page in one of the girl ’ s bedrooms . It also includes sinister tips for how to slip over the Turkish border and into IS-held territory , scrawled in different handwriting at the bottom of the page . Scroll down for video . The parents of one of the three schoolgirls ( pictured ) from London who fled to join ISIS in Syria have found a list of essential items for their trip , including underwear , an epilator , and £1,000 plane tickets . This hand-written list shows some of the vital items the ISIS recruits needed to buy . The list of purchases , seen by The Guardian , includes a £50 epilator , two sets of £12 underwear for two girls , socks for £4 and a phone for £75 . Next to each item is one of the initials of the girl ’ s first name , and appears to show either who was to purchase them or who they were for . Below the list of items to buy ahead of the trip is a list of the costs of reaching Turkey , and appears to be written in different handwriting . The total cost of the items , which includes £1,000 plane tickets to Turkey and appears to match with an Isis online guide for potential recruits , amounts to £2,190 . The list was found in one of the girl ’ s bedrooms and has now been handed to police investigating the girls ' disappearance . Their families of three girls - Amira Abase , Kadiza Sultana and Shamima Begum - told the Guardian in an interview last week they had no idea how the girls could have raised the money for the trip . They also alleged that the police had mishandled their case , saying they were not informed that another girl from the same school had disappeared and was thought to have gone to Syria . Kadiza Sultana 16 ( left ) , Amira Abase , 15 ( middle ) and Shamima Begum 15 ( right ) went missing two weeks ago after boarding a flight from Gatwick to Istanbul . The trio went missing two weeks ago after flying to Istanbul . They were then pictured on CCTV catching a bus to the border town of Arai ( pictured ) , and are now believed to be in ISIS 's headquarters in Raqqa . Family members will today testify before the home affairs committee of MPs . Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe will also appear . The three girls went missing two weeks ago after boarding a flight from Gatwick to Istanbul . They were then pictured at a bus stop on the outskirts of the capital , in Bayrampasa , where it is thought they waited for up to 18 hours before travelling to the border town of Arai . From there they crossed into Syria , and it was reported yesterday that the girls are now in Raqqa , the headquarters of ISIS , where it is thought they will be married to Islamic State fighters .
luggage split into two parts and appears to be in two sets of handwriting . Top part details items such as underwear and socks to wear before travel . Bottom half lists costs of crossing Turkish goods into Syria on arrival . Total cost of all items was £ ##500 , including £ ##500 aeroplane tickets .