The name Shamima Begum first made headlines in 2015. When three British girls fled their homes in East London and joined ISIS terrorists.
But all you need to know is what happened afterShamima Begum and her friends disappeared into Syriahere it is.
A trio of Bethnal Greens.
Three British girls from Bethnal Green Academy – Shamima Begum, then 15,Amira Abbas, 15,Khadiza Sultana, 16 – I fled my home in the east of London in February 2015.
The teens flew from Gatwick Airport {22} to TurkeyIstanbul before crossing the border into Syria. 26} Isis Join Terrorists
CCTV footage released by Met Police showed the trio getting through security with ease.
The girls used lax regulations governing international air travel for unaccompanied minors to launch a massive search in Turkey. What disappeared was when hundreds of ISIS supporters left for Syria to join militants, and the British feared they would become a terrorist threat when they returned.
Frightened, their families issued urgent pleas begging the girls (straight A students) to go home, but to no avail.
They also said their daughters had no interest in extremism or had any plans to go abroad. A year-old girl is revealed to have spoken to Shamima, Amira and Khadiza after they fled to Syria.
Authorities have been criticized for not informing the families, but unbeknownst to them, police have given the three a letter to take home and are on the run with counter-terrorism investigators.
There were also concerns that teenagers could be "groomed" online to become jihadi brides.
What happened to Shamima Begum's friend?
Amira Abase
Amira Abase also married Australian jihadist Abdullah Elmir when she was a teenager.
Abdullah was nicknamed "Ginger His Jihadi" because of the fanatic's flowing red hair.
Sicko became a propaganda pitch for a terrorist group after he fled his middle-class home in the Sydney suburb in 2014 and shared distorted propaganda videos of him. .
He even appeared in a twisted video rant vowing that Isis would not stop killing until a "black flag" flew over Buckingham Palace and the White House. 67}
Abdullah married Amira in a message to a British newspaper confirming him.
Amira is believed to have been based in the ISIS capital of Raqqa, where she married Abdullah, also known as Abu Khaled.
He was reportedly killed in a bombing raid in Syria in late 2015.
There were reports that Amira was killed - But Begum said he drowned those rumors in 2019.
She told The Times that her allies "strongly decided to stay in Bugs, Isis' last stronghold.
Clutching the teddy bear Amira gave his mother on Mother's Day, he added:
In 2019, he pleaded with the government to bring his daughter and Shamima back to the UK.
Kadiza Sultana
Kadiza Sultana was killed in an airstrike in 2016after fleeing the UK with her companions
Her family, who kept in touch with her by phone, told ITV News that she was killed in a Russian bomber attack in Raqqa.
She flew to Istanbul.
According to her family, the young man quickly became disillusioned with life in Syria and she was reportedly killed. Returned to England a few days ago.The way she used to communicate with me.
"She's completely changed the way she speaks.
"Until now.She's there.
Where is Shamima Begum now?
Begum, now 23, is in al-Roj camp in Syria } - After the Allies defeated Isis at Baguz.
She was imprisoned back in the camp in 2019 - after being deprived of her British citizenship by her former home secretary Sajid Javid
Fugitives who left the UK at just 15 to join terrorist groups in Syriashould be allowed to return home because they want to be 'a voice against radicalization'
In July 2020, theCourt of Appeals ruled that Begum should be allowed to return to the UK to fairly challenge the decision. made the decision that it was.
However, the judgment was appealed to the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom, which ruled unanimously against her on 26 February 2021, rendering the judgment of the Court of Appeals Overturned.
In her 2022 interview with The Filmmaker, Begum said: You don't listen to people, so sometimes you have to learn the hard way.
"Use me as an example, of course, if it will stop your children from making the same mistakes that I made.
"Tell them, 'Be like her.' Don't be like her.''
All three of Begum's children are now dead - her youngest son Gellar, 2019 He died shortly after arriving in Al-Hol in 1948.
Shamima admits she is ready to return to Britain and expects to spend the rest of her life in Syria.
