DISTRAUGHT families in Sri Lanka have been forced to watch a gruesome slide-show of corpses as part of the grim process of identifying the dead.carried out by deranged ISIS extremists at hotels and churches in the country on Easter Sunday.A grieving woman who lost her husband and two children in the depraved church bombing cries towards their graves in Negombo
The horrific slideshow rolls on with more bodies, some with “appalling injuries”, flash up waiting for those in the audience to claim them. Thirty-nine foreigners were killed including eight Brits, 'several' Americans, one Dutch, one Chinese, two Turkish, three Danes and one Portuguese nationalAuthorities name local Islamic terror group National Thowheeth Jama'ath as being responsible for the attacks saying they were helped by 'international network' of jihadisA few foreigners remain in the deep freeze unidentified meaning hospital staff are unsure when they will be released.
Sri Lanka attacks: First mass funeral as country marks a day of mourning for the victims of Easter Sunday bomb blasts “So they are financially quite independent. Their families are quite stable financially. So that is a worrying factor in this.'WELL EDUCATED' EXTREMISTS The image was released by the Amaq news agency — the death cult's propaganda unit — and is said to show extremist cleric Zahran Hashim.Hashim is seen with men in the picture who are all seen standing in front of an ISIS flag.Amaq news agency claimed that the terrorists involved in the attacks were "fighters of the Islamic State".