Islamic State extremists have committed yet another gruesome act of execution in Iraq by savagely beheading a man accused of sorcery and witchcraft.
ISIS extremists posted pictures of a man being decapitated and then lying in a pool of his own blood on social media.
One of the individuals posting the horrifying pictures includes a man claiming to be a British militant who goes by the name Abu Bakr al-Britani, reports the Daily Mail.
The horrific pictures are thought to have been taken near Tikrit in Iraq's Salah al-Din province, with images uploaded on Twitter claiming the victim is a 'sorcerer'.
The images show a bearded terrorist lifting an 18-inch long machete above the defenceless victim's head, while another depicts his corpse with his head resting on his back.
Bloodthirsty onlookers were also pictured gathering around to watch the atrocity, with young men and children seen lining up to witness the beheading.
The photos have been released just days after ISIS extremists attacked on Hatra, a 2,000-year-old city and UNESCO World Heritage site that is 68 miles from the ISIS-held city of Mosul in Iraq.
Slick video footage produced by the media-savvy regime reels out militants hammering away at priceless statues and shrines, wiping away artefacts that have survived two millennia because it does not conform to their unyielding and narrow interpretation of Islam.
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