Canadian Woman Recounts Recruitment Into ISIS and Eventual Escape
The young mother shared memories of life as an ISIS bride and her harrowing escape, according to NPR.
A young Canadian mother shared her account of being recruited into ISIS and her subsequent escape from the extremist group, NPR reported.
The woman described her memories of being an "ISIS bride" and the circumstances of her escape, according to the report.
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