As we hear ever-increasing news of brutality and cruelty coming from areas controlled by the Islamic State terrorist group (ISIS), a gut-churning story about the ultimate fate of a kidnap victim is being reported, and it’s the kind of thing nightmares are made of.
A British man, who traveled to Iraq to help in the fight against ISIS, claims that the savages within the group fed a murdered kidnap victim to his own mother after she went to the headquarters and demanded to see him, according to MailOnline.
Yasir Abdulla is a security guard from West Yorkshire, and when ISIS came within six miles of his home village in Kurdistan, he decided it was time to act. After buying a set of fatigues online, the 36-year-old traveled to the war-torn nation to join the Kurdish Peshmerga forces in their fight against ISIS by patrolling a 10-mile area in the front lines of the fight.
He apparently returned to Great Britain last week, and during his time in Iraq he heard of an elderly Kurdish woman who wanted to see her kidnapped son. He had been abducted by ISIS and taken to Mosul, but when she went to see him, the unimaginable happened.
Abdulla said the woman was determined to see her son, so she went straight to ISIS’ headquarters in Mosul and demanded to talk to him.
“They brought her cups of tea and fed her a meal of cooked meat, rice, and soup,” said Abdulla. “She thought they were kind.”
Unfortunately, ISIS had already murdered her son, but unbeknownst to her, they had also chopped him up and served him to her for a meal. When she finished her food and asked to see her son, Abdulla said they laughed at her and said, “You’ve just eaten him.”
Abdulla said that during his time in Iraq, he heard many stories about the cruelty of ISIS, and his own cousin was killed by the fundamental Islamist group. He said ISIS would call the locals and threaten to bury them alive unless they surrendered, and they would also kill prisoners they captured by throwing them into a “human bonfire.”
Fortunately, as Mad World News previously reported, Iraqi security forces launched a major offensive on Monday to halt ISIS’ advances and take back the strategic town of Tikrit as a part of a larger plan to retake Mosul. With any kind of luck, the Iraqi military will be able to bomb ISIS back into the Stone Age, where they belong.