Thousands of Jordanians have marched through the capital of Amman calling for the immediate execution of six Islamic State prisoners following the horrendous death of captured Jordanian pilot, Muath al-Kasasbeh. Gunfire and rioting has also reportedly been witnessed in the Jordanian town of Karak, the hometown of Mr Kasasbeh. Roads have been blocked with makeshift barricades and thick smoke has been seen after locals started to burn tyres. At least one government building has been torched. Disgusted protesters took to the streets just hours after the release of a sickening 22-minute-long ISIS video that shows Mr al-Kasabeh being burned alive while he was locked helpless in a cage.
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ISIS video released yesterday shows Jordanian pilot Muatah al-Kasabeh being burnt alive while locked in a cage
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In response to the sickening footage, Jordan vowed to kill six prisoners with links to the terror group at dawn
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Security sources said execution of failed female suicide bomber Sajida al-Rishawi likely to take place tomorrow
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ISIS had previously demanded the release of al-Rishawi in exchange for the life of Japanese hostage Kenji Goto
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Hundreds of angry Jordanians have marched through capital of Amman calling for the prisoners' deaths
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Gunfire and rioting has also reportedly been witnessed in the Jordanian town of Karak,  al-Kasasbeh's hometown
Demonstrators carried signs that read: 'We demand the execution of @placeholder detainees in Jordan' as they marched through Amman