ISIS spreads video of two Turkish soldiers made to crawl like dogs then burned alive
According to Daily Mail, Turkey has banned social media outlets such as Twitter and Facebook after the militant terrorist group ISIS spread a video of themselves degrading, and then burning alive two Turkish soldiers captured in Aleppo.
The 19 minute video starts with terrorists apparently fighting in Aleppo on the ground. Near the end, it cuts to three ISIS terrorists opening up a cage containing two men whose heads have been shaven. They are then made to crawl on all fours like dogs, while on a leash to a place with two fuses. The soldiers are then hooked up to the fuses, and one ISIS member activates a device that catches the fuses on fire.
The fire begins to work its way toward the soldiers. As it does, one solider attempts to look over his shoulder to see the flames. The unedited video shows the soldiers then writhing on the ground attempting to extinguish themselves. However, the clothing they wore was likely doused in fuel, they eventually perish in the flames.
While the edited video does not show the ground fighting, or the two Turkish soldiers dying, it still may contain images too difficult for some.
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