ISIS says it executed six for spying in Iraq’s Fallujah

 

ISIS Thursday released pictures of six men being executed on charges of “spying” for the Iraqi government in the city of Fallujah.

 

In a statement posted on social media, the ISIS extremists use three different methods to execute their victims, all wearing orange jumpsuits.

 

“The judicial police carried out death sentences issued by an Islamic court in Fallujah against several apostates after they were convicted of spying,” the statement said.

 

The statement was written like an official government release and described the circumstances that led to the capture of each of the six men.

 

The pictures showed masked ISIS fighters in full tactical gear, against the backdrop of a heavily damaged city.

 

Four of the victims were shot in the head, one was decapitated with a knife and another with an explosive rope.