ISIS burns four Iraqi Shia prisoners chained upside down

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Final moments: The flames race through the fuel towards the men and horrifically burn them to death
(Middle East) ISIS have burnt to death four Iraqi men by chaining them upside down and setting fire to a trail of petrol that engulfed them in flames.
The four men, who are chained around their wrists and ankles, are forced to watch as the flames lick towards them after a  masked ISIS militant used a large torch to set fire to them, reports Dailymail.
It is the latest horrific propaganda video to be released by the brutal jihadi group.
Forced to wear orange boiler suits, the four prisoners each introduce themselves to the camera, giving their names and a brief description of their role in fighting ISIS.
Underneath the men, a line of fuel has been poured and slight patches of straw have been added in preparation for the flames.
One video shows the corpse of a dead jihadi hanging upside down as several soldiers, thought to be members of the Iraqi army, watch as the body is set on fire.
The prisoners are also shown footage of Abu Azrael hacking the flesh off the body of a charred ISIS fighter.
Known by the nom de guerre Abu Azrael, Ayyub al-Rubaie is the well known poster boy of the Imam Ali Brigade, an Iranian backed brigade fighting with the Iraqi army against ISIS.
He is shown using a large sword to carve at the dead body and turns to the camera, saying: 'ISIS this will be your fate, we will cut you like shawarma.'


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