ISIS Apologises To Followers For Releasing Execution Video Ahead Of Time

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September 3, 2014 1:11 PM

The gory video which has been described by British Prime Minister, David Cameron, as a ‘disgusting act of barbarism’ was uploaded two weeks after the release of a video showing the killing of James Foley

Maybe the gruesome act was meant to be watched by ISIS supporters with popcorn and drinks.

After the release of a sickening video showing the brutal murder of American journalist, James Foley, the perpetrators of the horrific act have admitted to releasing the video ahead of schedule.

Dailymail reports that the video- which allegedly shows the killing of Steven Sotloff by Islamic state (ISIS) militants – was shared through a Twitter account.

A news site, Vocativ, reported that an ISIS fighter @Khattabyaz warned the first account there had been a mistake, and failed to stop the beheading video from being disseminated.

The news site reported that ISIS then wrote on Justpaste.it another social media site that

In another tweet, those responsible apologized and asked fellow jihadis not to 'reproach' them.

The gory video which has been described by British Prime Minister, David Cameron, as a disgusting act of barbarism was uploaded two weeks after the release of a video showing the killing of James Foley and just days after Sotloff's mother pleaded for his life.

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