The similarities are striking. An American journalist kneels in the desert, dressed in an orange prison-style jumpsuit. A masked "executioner" lords over him, wielding a knife. The journalist speaks; the executioner speaks. And then the horrific happens: the victim is beheaded. "It is almost the exact same choreography," said Peter Neumann, a professor at King's College London, comparing ISIS videos showing the deaths of American journalists Steven Sotloff and James Foley. The executioner appears to be the same person. The location of the two killings also appears to be similar. Neumann suspects they took place in or around the Syrian city of Raqqa, one of the safest areas for ISIS, which calls itself the Islamic State.The U.S. intelligence community is analyzing the latest videoISIS videos of journalists' beheadings are strikingly similarThey appear to be shot in the same place, with the same executionerThe videos fade to black at certain points in production
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