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Topic started on 13-10-2004 @ 10:44 AM by deeprivergal
A new video showing 2 Iraqi intelligence officers was posted on an Islamic website. Fadhel Ibrahim and Firas Imeil identified themselves as
intelligence officers on the 10 minute long tape. They also stated they were captured on September 28 in Baghdad.
abcnews.go.com
CAIRO, Egypt Oct. 13, 2004 — A videotape that was posted Wednesday on Islamic Web site showed militants affiliated to wanted Jordanian terrorist Abu Musab al-Zarqawi beheading two Iraqis purported to be intelligence officers.
The 10-minute tape showed two captives, Fadhel Ibrahim and Firas Imeil, identifying themselves as Iraqi National Intelligence officers and saying they were captured in Baghdad's Haifa Street on Sept. 28.
Please visit the link provided for the complete story.
The tape reportedly showed 4 masked gunman standing behind Ibrahim and Imeil with one describing them as "criminals." The tape was released in the name of Brigades of Abu Bakr Al-Sidiq, a militant group affiliated to al-Zarqawi's Tawhid and Jihad organization and it has not been authenticated as of yet.
A militant on the tape also stated:
Before their execution, Ibrahim and Imeil pleaded with other Iraqi intelligence offiers and police to quit their jobs and "repent to God."
You can find the video of the execution HERE. As with any of these videos you watch be warned they are graphic.
abcnews.go.com
CAIRO, Egypt Oct. 13, 2004 — A videotape that was posted Wednesday on Islamic Web site showed militants affiliated to wanted Jordanian terrorist Abu Musab al-Zarqawi beheading two Iraqis purported to be intelligence officers.
The 10-minute tape showed two captives, Fadhel Ibrahim and Firas Imeil, identifying themselves as Iraqi National Intelligence officers and saying they were captured in Baghdad's Haifa Street on Sept. 28.
Please visit the link provided for the complete story.
The tape reportedly showed 4 masked gunman standing behind Ibrahim and Imeil with one describing them as "criminals." The tape was released in the name of Brigades of Abu Bakr Al-Sidiq, a militant group affiliated to al-Zarqawi's Tawhid and Jihad organization and it has not been authenticated as of yet.
A militant on the tape also stated:
"Let America and those behind it know that what had happened in Samarra was a mere labor pain, war has its ups and downs."
Before their execution, Ibrahim and Imeil pleaded with other Iraqi intelligence offiers and police to quit their jobs and "repent to God."
You can find the video of the execution HERE. As with any of these videos you watch be warned they are graphic.
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