Iraqi News is reporting that 9 teenagers, alleged to belong to an anti-Islamic State resistance group, were sentenced to be cut in half with a chainsaw by a sharia court in Mosul, Iraq.
Iraqi News cites “a well-placed source” as their informant about the gruesome act. The source said:
ISIS fighters have executed nine Christian children of Mosul. The outfit accused that these youths belonged to an anti-ISIS resistance faction called “The Crusaders”. The death sentence pronounced by ISIS sharia court stated that the men should be tied to an iron pole in the center of Tal Afar Square in Mosul and then sliced into two with an electric chainsaw.
According to The Inquisitr, the chainsaw executions come just a week after 6 alleged spies were killed by “boiling vats of tar,” also in Mosul.
ISIS took control of Mosul in 2014.
Details on life inside the major metropolitan city controlled by ISIS have been extensive. A report carried out in secret by the BBC’s Ghadi Sary in the city lets outsiders have a look inside Mosul.
BBC writes:
Since ISIS took the city, it has been applying the ‘Laws of the Caliphate’, as it calls them. The minimum punishment is flogging, which is applied to things like smoking a cigarette.
Theft is punished by amputating a hand or by throwing the offender from a high building.
