ISIS crucifies and executes captives in ‘video game killing’

Two men accused of being "western spies” were crucified and then shot dead in broad daylight in front of a watching crowd in Raqqa, Syria.

The horrific images were published through one of Daesh’s twisted propaganda organs in a post titled "harvest of the spies”.

The blindfolded men had been paraded in front of a baying crowd as accusations of espionage against the so-called caliphate were read out.

They were they bound to makeshift crosses as masked jihadis taunted them.

An execution then shot them using a pistol with a camera attached.

Finally, signs written in Arabic were pinned to their lifeless bodies – warning others against disobeying ISIS’s rein of terror.

The series of images was released on Wednesday via the TV channel "Wilayat ar-Raqqah” – meaning "Province of Raqqa”.

(dailystar.co.uk)