ISIS throws Syrian teenage boy off a roof for being gay but the ISIS chief who raped him is spared

 
  Militants of the Islamic State (ISIS) executed a
teenage boy by throwing him off a roof in Syria’s
eastern city of Deir ez-Zor for being gay, local
sources reported on Friday.
The 15-year-old boy was arrested by ISIS
militants on charges of homosexuality and he
was thrown from the top of a building in central
Deir ez-Zor.
“The horrific execution took place in front
of a large crowd,” a local media activist and
an eyewitness told ARA News in Deir ez-
Zor.
     
        An informed source reported that the victim was
captured “in the house of an ISIS leader” earlier
on Thursday.
“The boy was accused of being engaged in
a homosexual relation with the prominent
ISIS officer Abu Zaid al-Jazrawi,” media
activist Sarai al-Din told ARA News.
While the boy was executed, Abu Zaid was
expelled to Iraq after being deprived of his
position.
“Abu Zaid was forced to leave Syria and
join the fighting fronts in northwestern Iraq.
The decision has been taken by the ISIS
leadership,” al-Din said.
According to pro-ISIS sources, the Sharia Court in
Deir ez-Zor had demanded the execution of Abu
Zaid for being homosexual, but the ISIS top
commanders insisted to let him join the
battlefronts in Iraq instead, as the group has been
recently exposed to heavy losses in battles both
in Syria and Iraq.