NHS doctor and UK pharmacist who became Nazi-style torturers for ISIS: Team of vile medics took organs from prisoners and gave them to wounded terrorists

Issam Abuanza, 40, a former NHS doctor, was appointed ISIS 'health minister'
He left his wife and two children in Sheffield when he travelled to Syria in 2014
Mohammad Anwar Miah, 40, a former pharmacist from Birmingham, helped Abuanza remove detained prisoners' organs, according to Syrian witnesses
These were given to injured ISIS jihadis, used to frighten prisoners or sold on

Two British health workers who sneaked into Islamic State territory carried out ‘Nazi-style’ medical experiments on prisoners, Syrian witnesses claim.

Issam Abuanza, 40, a former NHS doctor who left behind his wife and two children in Sheffield when he travelled to Syria in 2014, was appointed the terror group’s ‘health minister’, the British Government believes.

Abuanza, now thought to be hiding in caves near the village of Baghouz, carried out such brutal torture on his victims that even IS fighters opposed it.

He appointed Mohammad Anwar Miah, also 40, a former pharmacist from Birmingham, who helped him remove organs from detained prisoners, the Syrian witnesses claim.

The body parts were either transplanted into injured jihadis, passed on to middle men who sold them on the black market to fund terror, or put in the cells of prisoners to frighten them, it is alleged.

A ten-man medical team headed by Abuanza also allegedly carried out chemical tests on prisoners, it is claimed.

The exact nature of the chemicals are unknown.

The allegations are at odds with Miah’s account of his years with the group, which he gave to the Daily Mail from northern Syria just weeks ago.

This newspaper has since been able to piece together an extraordinary alternative account of the pair’s lives inside the brutal terrorist organisation.

Details of their alleged roles come from activist group Sound and Picture, whose members lived under the jihadis’ rule and closely followed their activities.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6965169/NHS-doctor-UK-pharmacist-Nazi-style-torturers-ISIS.html

Did they have the means to test for compatibility? I mean, you can't just rip out a kidney and give it to anyone? What about the drugs needed to stop rejection? I guess the medical facilities ISIS had/have is more sophisticated than one might first think.