Jesuit Priest Father Paolo Dall’Oglio Shot 14 Times by Syrian Freedom Fighters (Video)

Paolo Dall’Oglio
Jesuit Father Paolo Dall’Oglio, an Italian priest who has worked for decades in Syria, reportedly was kidnapped by an Islamist group in Syria. (Catholic Leader)

Italian Jesuit priest Paolo Dall’Oglio, who was kidnapped in late July, has been killed by Al-Qaeda affiliated militias in Syria.

Syrian jihadists killed the Jesuit priest after his capture.

Father Paolo Dall’Oglio was shot 14 times after his abduction.
Breitbart reported:

Father Paolo Dall’Oglio was abducted by an “Al Qaeda-linked militant” in Syria in July 2013, and was believed to still be alive.

However, according to Mid East Faces, “ISIS defector” Abu Mohammad Assuri indicates Father Paolo was shot 14 times and “killed right after his capture.”

Father Paolo’s death was first reported “by Tahrir Souri, a Syrian opposition website,” and “was immediately confirmed by the Syrian League for Human Rights.”

The Syrian League for Human Rights named defector Assuri as an eyewitness to killing.

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