GRAPHIC: 'We will make them regret joining' ISIS fighters bound and killed by vigilantes
GRAPHIC CONTENT: THE decaying bodies of 15 suspected ISIS fighters have been found blindfolded and shot dead by vigilante mobs.
Furious Iraqis seem to be taking the law into their own hands by killing people they claim are members of the depraved terror group.
Eleven suspected jihadis were recently executed by a roadside in Hammam al-Alil, a town 20 miles south of Mosul where Iraqi troops were fighting to dislodge the death cult.
It was liberated from the clutches of ISIS, also known as Daesh, six months ago.
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One member of the group said it was carrying out the vigilante attacks as revenge after his cousin had been killed by ISIS militants.
The man, who identified himself as Omar, told the Telegraph: "It's a reciprocity. They hurt my family, now we will hurt theirs."
Iamges supposedly from the scene suggest two of the men had been marched a short way into the field, where one may have been forced to kneel before being shot from behind.
Human Rights Watch say the men were likely killed by forces affiliated with the Iraqi regime, who are rounding up thousands of suspects as they regain territory.
Belkis Wille, Iraq researcher for Human Rights Watch, said: "It is hard to come to any conclusion other than that they were in the custody of government forces when executed."
The vigilantes, called Hammam al-Alil Revolution, turned to social meda to post the sickening images online.
And they also leaked the addresses of dead and imprisoned ISIS fighters on Facebook, encouraging its members to go after them and their families.
While last month they urged its 650 members to "burn them in their houses".
The post added: "We are now locating Daesh families. We will make them regret joining. Good luck everyone."
A second post on the page featured a photo of a grenade with the pin pulled out and told the story of an apparent attack carried out by one of its members.
Ali Hamed Ahmed, 65, said he was targeted because three of his sons fought for ISIS.
The 65-year-old said he is "still afraid" the gang, who threw explosives at his front door, will return.
He added: "Our family is being punished for the sins of our sons.
"We have great shame for what they did, but they are not here now and this is our house. This is not right."