Inside the ISIS dungeon where tortured inmates were locked in tiny cells and hanged from staircase near Mosul
The filthy jail was uncovered by Iraqi police after ISIS was defeated in the town of Hammam al-Alil, south of Mosul
THIS horrific footage shows inside the hellish jail where ISIS extremists tortured inmates in tiny cells and hanged some from the staircase.
The filthy dungeon was uncovered by Iraqi police after ISIS was defeated in the town of Hammam al-Alil, south of Mosul.
Footage and pictures taken inside the derelict building reveal seven small windowless cells where hundreds of captives were brutalised by torture instruments and killed.
Smashed glass was littered over the floor of the jail which was disguised to look like other houses on the street.
Thick curtains were also placed over the windows to ensure no neighbours or outsiders could look inside the ISIS interrogation room.
Jihadis set fire to the building where they made their escape to destroy the evidence – so it is now just a burnt-out shell.
Riad Ahmad, a resident of Hammam al-Alil, said the terrorist group held hundreds of people in the prison over a number of months.
He said ISIS used the jail to create a sense of fear among residents.
Mr Ahmad revealed one of his friends was arrested by ISIS and put into the prison for being outside his own house at night.