Syrian Thief Blindfolded, Shot, Crucified By Terrorist Group

 Terrorists blindfolded, shot in the head and strung up the suspected murderer on a crucifix for all to see in the city of Raqqa, northern Syria.

The unidentified man was accused of 'purposefully killing a Muslim to take his money' in a Sharia court set up by a terrorist organisation.
According to Sharia doctrine, such lawbreakers are punished with a death warrant.
In this man's case, he was blindfolded, led from the court to the city's centre and shot in the head at point-blank range.

Then his lifeless body was then tied to wooden cross on a improvised stage in a town square and left in the sun for all to see and take photos.

Hundreds of onlookers gathered at the execution site to take a look at the dead man's body.
It is still unclear what exactly the dead man stole.

 A video of his horrible death, filmed on a mobile phone, was posted on social network sites this week.
According to an anonymous intellegence source, the man's body was paraded in public as a brutal reminder of what happens to those who didn't obey the Sharia rule of law.

He claimed that the aim of such actions is to generate fear and justice is out of the question here

The dead man had worked for the Highways Agency in the UK but gave up his job six months ago to join a convoy running aid into Syria.

The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria have taken a Christian church in the city and call into existence Islamic punishments at a Sharia court.

It's became known that the group behind his execution is the same outfit that sponsored father-of-three Abdul Waheed Majeed, a former lorry-driver from Crawley, West Sussex, UK, who blew himself to pieces last month when he drove a lorry packed with explosives through the walls of Aleppo prison in the war-torn country.