article_snippet: Terrorists gave no explanation for why Terrorists had chosen to free the 19 men and three women, who were packed on a bus in the ISIS-held town of Shaddadeh, and arrived safely  at the Church of the Virgin Mary in the nearby city of Hassakeh yesterday afternoon.
article_snippet: It is not immediately clear why the Islamic State group freed these captives but not more than 200 others .
article_snippet: It was not immediately clear why the Islamic State group freed these captives.
article_snippet: The Assyrian Human Rights Network, meanwhile, said these captives had been ordered released by a Shariah court after paying an unspecified amount of money levied as a tax on non-Muslims .
article_snippet: The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights also said a Shariah court had ruled these captives be freed, but the reasoning behind the decision was unknown .
article_snippet: The Assyrian Human Rights Network, meanwhile, said these captives had been ordered released by a Shariah court after paying an unspecified amount of money levied as a tax on non-Muslims.
article_snippet: The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights also said a Shariah court had ruled these captives be freed, but the reasoning behind the decision the decision was unknown.
highlights_snippet: Terrorists gave no explanation for release of the 19 men and three women .
  