ISIS Terrorists Douse 12 With Oil, Set Them on Fire, for Trying to Flee Iraq

ISIS terrorists captured 12 people trying to flee Iraq — including a family of four — then doused them with oil, forced them into a cage, and set them on fire.

The victims of this horrific murder were accused by the terrorists of trying to flee Hawija in Kirkuk Province — which is under ISIS control — and move to Kirkuk city, which is under government control.

The gruesome details, from the Daily Mail (thanks to The Religion of Peace):

A source told al-Sumeiryeh news that ISIS, on the retreat in Iraq, caught the civilians as they made their way towards the al-Elm region.

Their hands were tied and they were led to metal cages before fanatics poured oil on the prisoners and set them alight, the ‘well-placed’ source claimed.

The gruesome execution comes after it emerged that an ISIS preacher and leader was executed by the militants after he accidentally suggested that the group’s leader had died.

Senior ISIS leader and preacher, Abu Qutaiba was burned to death in the group’s stronghold town of Tal Afar, according to a source quoted on Alsumaria News, an independent Iraqi satellite TV network.

He had been arrested over charges of ‘stirring sedition’ through a Friday prayer sermon in which he inadvertently suggested the group’s runaway leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi had possibly died during an emotional sermon.

The group had previously ordered a punishment of 50 lashes for anyone who mentioned Baghdadi’s survival or otherwise, a source told the local TV network.

The source said that the move came to avert a possible escalation of simmering leadership conflicts within the group.

This isn’t the first time ISIS have burned people to death for various accusations.

ISIS terrorists rounded up and caged children and threatened them with burning.

Under Barack Obama’s adminsitration, ISIS burned dozens of people in Al-Baghdadi, near a base where U.S. Marines were stationed.