In 2016, Dughmosh claimed she left Canada and flew to Istanbul. From there, she traveled across Turkey to the Syrian border — the same route taken by thousands of Western terrorists who joined ISIS.
She was stopped, however, at the Turkish border with Syria. According to the statement of facts, her brother alerted authorities that she was overseas and trying to join ISIS, and Turkish officials were able to intervene.
She was detained and sent back to Canada, where she was questioned by the RCMP. Remarkably, the RCMP decided to “put aside” her case. No charges were ever laid.
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