Female American aid worker held hostage by ISIS killed in Jordanian air strike

BREAKING! Female American aid worker, 26, held hostage by ISIS killed in Jordanian air strike'



BREAKING NEWS: Female American aid worker, 26, held hostage by ISIS for 18 months has been 'killed in Jordanian air strike'

ISIS militants claim Kayla Jean Mueller was killed in a Jordanian air strike
The 26-year-old is understood to be last US hostage held by terror group
She and her Syrian boyfriend were captured in Aleppo in August 2013
ISIS had reportedly been demanding $6.6 million for her release and last year sent a video of her pleading for her life to her aid worker colleagues
Mueller was apparently seen completely covered by a burqa in the video
US officials said they have seen 'no evidence that corroborates' ISIS' claim


Islamic State militants have released a statement claiming that a female American aid worker has been killed during a Jordanian air strike.
Kayla Jean Mueller, 26, is understood to be the last U.S. hostage held by the terror group, which had been demanding $6.6 million - £4.3million - for her release.
Her death is not yet been verified by independent sources and could easily be a propaganda move by the terror group to lay blame for the woman's death at the door of Jordan.
Earlier this week the Kingdom vowed to destroy ISIS and stepped up airstrikes on the group's de facto capital Raqqa after the militants filmed themselves burning Jordanian pilot Moaz al-Kasaesbeh to death while he was locked in a cage.


Kayla Jean Mueller, 26, is understood to be the last U.S. hostage held by the terror group, which had been demanding $6.6 million for her release

Mueller allegedly died during an hour-long bombardment on the jihadis north Syrian stronghold of Raqqa, according to an unverified statement on a website commonly used by the terror group.
In August 2013, U.S. officials and Mueller's family in her hometown of Prescott, Arizona had requested that her name not be published for fear of putting her in further danger.
ISIS had reportedly demanded more than $6 million for her release and is believed to have sent a video of Mueller wearing a burqa and pleading for her life to her aid worker colleagues last August, according to the New York Times
A statement released this afternoon by ISIS sources said: 'The criminal Crusader coalition aircraft bombarded a site outside the city of Raqqa today at noon while the people were performing the Friday prayer.'