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[Latest] ISIS message read by remaining Japanese hostage
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Isis threaten to kill Japanese hostage and Jordanian pilot 'within 24 hours'
Video claims to show Kenji Goto holding a picture of the pilot
HEATHER SAUL
Tuesday 27 January 2015
Isis has reportedly threatened to kill a second Japanese hostage and a Jordanian pilot being held by the group within 24 hours.
A video released entitled 'the second public message of Kenji Goto to his family and the government of Japan' features another still of the freelance journalist with an audio of a man speaking, who claims to be Mr Goto.
The video and its contents have not been verified.
The man in the picture is holding an image purporting to show First Lieutenant Muath al-Kasaesbeh, who was captured in December. The man addresses Rinko, believed to be his wife, the Japanese Government and the people of Japan.
He says that unless a prisoner swap for a female militant being detained in Jordan takes place, Mr Goto and the pilot will be killed in 24 hours. "Time is now running very short. It is me for her. A straight exchange."
"I only have 24 hours left to live and the pilot has even less."
It finishes: "The ball is now in the Jordanian's court."
The Raqqa Media Center released this picture of what they say is the pilot's ID shortly after his capture
Senior Japanese officials met to try to authenticate the video, public broadcaster NHK reported.
The voice was similar to an earlier recording which Tokyo believes to be of Goto. That showed him holding a picture of the body of Haruna Yukawa, who Isis say they beheaded.
The audio also requested that Sajida Mubarak Atrous al-Rishawibe released from a Jordanian prison.
Al-Rishawi was convicted of an attempted suicide bombing of the Jordanian capital Amman in 2005, along with her husband, which killed scores of people. She survived when her belt did not detonate.
READ MORE: WHO ARE KENJI GOTO AND HARUNA YUKAWA?
MOTHER OF ISIS JAPANESE HOSTAGE PLEADS FOR SON'S LIFE
It comes shortly after a Japanese envoy in the Jordanian capital, Amman, voiced hopes that both the Japanese journalist and the Jordanian pilot would be able to return home.
The two audios differ greatly from previous videos released by Isis, which have shown hostages in the desert and are branded with the logo of the group's media arm.
Previous videos have made political demands, whereas ransom demands were made behind the scene. A ransom video showing Mr Goto and Mr Yukawa is the first where the group has specifically and openly demanded money in exchange for hostages.
Video claims to show Kenji Goto holding a picture of the pilot
HEATHER SAUL
Tuesday 27 January 2015
Isis has reportedly threatened to kill a second Japanese hostage and a Jordanian pilot being held by the group within 24 hours.
A video released entitled 'the second public message of Kenji Goto to his family and the government of Japan' features another still of the freelance journalist with an audio of a man speaking, who claims to be Mr Goto.
The video and its contents have not been verified.
The man in the picture is holding an image purporting to show First Lieutenant Muath al-Kasaesbeh, who was captured in December. The man addresses Rinko, believed to be his wife, the Japanese Government and the people of Japan.
He says that unless a prisoner swap for a female militant being detained in Jordan takes place, Mr Goto and the pilot will be killed in 24 hours. "Time is now running very short. It is me for her. A straight exchange."
"I only have 24 hours left to live and the pilot has even less."
It finishes: "The ball is now in the Jordanian's court."
The Raqqa Media Center released this picture of what they say is the pilot's ID shortly after his capture
Senior Japanese officials met to try to authenticate the video, public broadcaster NHK reported.
The voice was similar to an earlier recording which Tokyo believes to be of Goto. That showed him holding a picture of the body of Haruna Yukawa, who Isis say they beheaded.
The audio also requested that Sajida Mubarak Atrous al-Rishawibe released from a Jordanian prison.
Al-Rishawi was convicted of an attempted suicide bombing of the Jordanian capital Amman in 2005, along with her husband, which killed scores of people. She survived when her belt did not detonate.
READ MORE: WHO ARE KENJI GOTO AND HARUNA YUKAWA?
MOTHER OF ISIS JAPANESE HOSTAGE PLEADS FOR SON'S LIFE
It comes shortly after a Japanese envoy in the Jordanian capital, Amman, voiced hopes that both the Japanese journalist and the Jordanian pilot would be able to return home.
The two audios differ greatly from previous videos released by Isis, which have shown hostages in the desert and are branded with the logo of the group's media arm.
Previous videos have made political demands, whereas ransom demands were made behind the scene. A ransom video showing Mr Goto and Mr Yukawa is the first where the group has specifically and openly demanded money in exchange for hostages.
I don't understand the fuss...
The Jap guy is a journalist: a real one (not the SPH propagandist slobs) who ventures into the warzone to gather news. Risk is inherent in his job and he knew it. Many journalists die while on the job.
The Jordanian pilot is an enemy combatant, they have every right to kill him, Geneva Conventions be damned.
So, ISIS are the bad guys now?
The Jap guy is a journalist: a real one (not the SPH propagandist slobs) who ventures into the warzone to gather news. Risk is inherent in his job and he knew it. Many journalists die while on the job.
The Jordanian pilot is an enemy combatant, they have every right to kill him, Geneva Conventions be damned.
So, ISIS are the bad guys now?
This tense hostage situations like these, Prata man should offer his heroic services again............
This tense hostage situations like these, Prata man should offer his heroic services again............
he failed in the 1970s negotiation..you think he's a success? Only CCS in a success.
I don't understand the fuss...
The Jap guy is a journalist: a real one (not the SPH propagandist slobs) who ventures into the warzone to gather news. Risk is inherent in his job and he knew it. Many journalists die while on the job.
The Jordanian pilot is an enemy combatant, they have every right to kill him, Geneva Conventions be damned.
So, ISIS are the bad guys now?
The Japanese prime minister has donated $100 million for the humanitarian aid to victims in that war zone..but i guess the Muslim shit IS see that as the cooperation with the west against them as the Japan PM is seen on TV with the west like they are so cooperating together.
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