(CNN)As Japan mourns following the apparent beheading of its journalist by ISIS, thousands of miles away, an anxious Jordan awaits the fate of its pilot. Japanese journalist Kenji Goto went to Syria to tell the stories of lives torn apart by war. He apparently became the latest foreigner killed by ISIS after a video distributed Saturday appears to show his beheaded body. A week earlier, another video had shown Goto holding a photo of what appeared to be the corpse of his fellow Japanese captive, Haruna Yukawa, apparently beheaded by  ISIS militants as well. Jordan and Japan got caught in the militants' bloody crosshairs last month, when ISIS threatened to kill the two Japanese hostages unless Japan's government paid a ransom of $200 million.
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Jordan says it is still trying to free a pilot held captive by ISIS
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Repeated demands for ISIS to prove the pilot is still alive have not yielded any results
In that video, the ISIS militant issued a $200 million ransom demand to @placeholder  in order to free the two men within 72 hours.