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Jordan Retaliates As ISIS Claims Amercian Aid Worker Held Hostage Killed In Strikes

By C. J. Refsland on February 6, 2015 • ( 2 )

Jordan is carrying through with it’s promise. Fox News, CNN and the Daily Mail are reporting that ISIS is announcing that an American hostage detained since at least December of 2013 has been killed in these airstrikes.

Tragic: Kayla Jean Mueller, 26, is understood to be the last U.S. hostage held by the terror group, which had been demanding $6.6 million for her release ISIS released images of this badly damaged building in which they claimed Kayla Jean Mueller had been killed during an Jordanian airstrike

Tragic: Kayla Jean Mueller, 26, is understood to be the last U.S. hostage held by the terror group, which had been demanding $6.6 million for her release
ISIS released images of this badly damaged building in which they claimed Kayla Jean Mueller had been killed during an Jordanian airstrike

But like the Jordanian pilot and most likely the rest, no proof of life has emerged since late December 2013. ISIS said that none of their operatives were killed during the attack. And the CIA is looking into the claim, but can find no evidence. I suspect she has long since died. Three other Americans, journalists James Foley and Steven Sotloff and aid worker Peter Kassig were beheaded by the group. (Read More) Pray for her family.

King Abdullah true to his word, initiated air strikes on ISIS held territories. May God be with them.

Royal Jordanian air force-the martyr moaz (سلاح الجو الملكي الاردني – عملية الشهيد معاذ)

President of ACT for America, Brigitte Gabriel, talks with Neil Cavuto about the Jordanian airstrikes against the Islamic State (ISIS) and the support they must receive from other Arab nations in order to defeat the enemy

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Tags: American hostage killed, ISIS, Jordan, king abdullah, news, rumors of war

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kristiann1
February 6, 2015 • 10:55 pm

Reblogged this on Kristi's Political Place.

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- AmNotAshamed
  February 7, 2015 • 4:49 am
  
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