The staggering claims were
made by the Iraqi media agency Al Sumaria News, who reported that the victims
were shut in the freezers for a whole day.
ISIS reportedly killed
forty-five of their own fighters by locking inside a forensic freezer after
they attempted to flee during a battle in Iraq.
After their agonising
deaths, the bodies of the victims were allegedly stretched out along the sides
of the road to act as a warning to any other ISIS defectors, according to the
Daily Mirror.
The claims come as at least
12 people were killed in two separate car bomb attacks in Baghdad targeting
security forces, police sources said today.
There was no immediate
claim of responsibility for the blasts which wounded a further 39 people, but
ISIS regularly carries out attacks in the Iraqi capital, including one on
Friday at a Shi'ite mosque.
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