Islamic State jihadists threw a blindfolded man off a tower in Syria, and then a crowd of onlookers stoned him to death for being gay.
Images of the savage attack show the terrified man sitting on a plastic chair as a grinning fanatic snaps pictures of the bloodthirsty crowd in Raqqa.
The thugs carried out the doomed man’s sentence after reading his “judgment” of being thrown off the highest point in the city for his “crime,” the mirror.co.uk reported.
After he survived the seven-story fall, he was pummeled with rocks.
The victim was the fourth person to be killed for alleged homosexuality in the same way by Islamic extremists in the last few weeks.
In late November, a 20-year-old man was stoned to death in Syria after jihadists claimed they found videos on his phone that showed him “practicing indecent acts with males,” according to the London-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
The Islamic State, also known as ISIS, has said it has formed a so-called Caliphate in the Middle East and has been enforcing Sharia law — including strict punishments for adultery, larceny and blasphemy — in large swaths of Syria and Iraq.
In January, 13 boys were executed in Mosul, Iraq, for watching an Asian Cup soccer match between Iraq and Jordan on TV.
ISIS also beheaded a street magician in Raqqa in January for entertaining citizens like global superstar Dynamo.
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