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'Isil runs a normal state ... where there are disabled people and so on': Man shot then crucified in public square by wheelchair Jihad
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An ISIS militant confined to a wheelchair has made headlines once again for executing an innocent.
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CALIFORNIA NETWORK (https://www.youtube.com/c/californianetwork)
5/18/2016 (7 years ago)
Published in Middle East
Keywords: ISIS, wheelchair, execution, Libya, terrorists
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - According to Daily Mail, a man was accused of being a spy and was promptly dragged from his home.
Three months later, he was brutally executed in one of many bloody public squares.
The alleged spy, Milad Ahmed Abourgheba, was crucified without his family's knowledge. A relative of Abourgheba's, simply called "Ali," described Abourgheba's three-month absence and sudden death.
"He disappeared for three months. Then on January 16 [2016], they shot him dead. The man who shot him was Tunisian and was in a wheelchair. They shot him in public and then they crucified him for three days in Zaafran Square."
Abourgheba was accused of spying on behalf of the Libyan government and was murdered beside two others.
The terrorist organization later released images of the murders, with the wheelchair executioner calmly posed beside the soon-to-be killed men.
The video was originally released in February alongside several images.
The identities of the alleged spies were not available at that time, but it has been confirmed that one of the men was Abourgheba.
Letta Tayler, the Human Rights Watch's senior terrorism and counter-terrorism researcher, told The Telegraph: "While we were not able to determine why Isil [ISIS] chose this particular man to do the deed, the execution was publicly staged and is clearly sanctioned propaganda. It's not out of the question that Isil used this ghastly occasion to promote the group as some kind of equal opportunities organisation.
"The idea appears to be to show that Isil runs a normal state like any other where there are disabled people and so on. ... As if beheading and shooting perceived enemies isn't enough, Isil is causing terrible suffering in Sirte even for Muslims who follow its rules."
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