How Jihadi John evaded security forces as he travelled to join ISIS in Syria

An ISIS militant who claims to have travelled to Syria from Britain with killer Jihadi John has released a detailed account of the journey revealing just how easily they evaded authorities. Scroll down for video A detailed account of how Mohammed Emwazi got from Britain has been published in an ISIS magazine, believed to have been written by known friend Ibrahim Magag Emwazi's journey began in the back of a lorry in England and eventually ended in Syria After joining ISIS in Syria, he went on to brutally murder a number of western hostages and release videos of the shocking killings, including this one in which he beheads Alan Henning Jihadi John, whose real name was Mohammed Emwazi, went on to brutally murder and behead several British hostages - including aid worker Alan Henning - in a series of masked killings captured on video. His militant friend, believed to be a Somali-born terror suspect Ibrahim Magag from London, published the details in Dar al-Islam, an ISIS magazine, showing how easily they travelled through Europe. Jihadi John reportedly escaped Britain - carrying £30,000 - in he back of a lorry to France, along with another militant, and from there went on the Belgium Despite looking at their passports, the Belgian authorities did not stop them and they were able to board the flights and make their way to Greece.