article_snippet: Javier Espinosa, a Spaniard captured alongside colleagues while reporting the conflict between President Assad's regime and militant soldiers in 2013, was freed last year after a deal was brokered between President Assad government and front-line extremists.
article_snippet: Freed: The moment journalist Javier Espinosa was reunited with The moment journalist Javier Espinosa son on the tarmac of a Spanish airport after spending months in the captivity of ISIS terrorists .
article_snippet: The moment journalist Javier Espinosa was snatched with The moment journalist Javier Espinosa colleague photographer Ricardo Garcia Vilanova when the pair were working near the Turkish border in 2013.
article_snippet: Mr Espinosa and The moment journalist Javier Espinosa colleague Ricardo Garcia Vilanova were kept alongside other hostages for months .
article_snippet: "You might end up with Sergei Gorbanov,' recalled The moment journalist Javier Espinosa. '
article_snippet: In March last year Mr Espinosa, a veteran journalist for the Spanish national newspaper El Mundo, and Mr Vilanova were taken into the care of Turkish authorities after six months of captivity.
highlights_snippet: Javier Espinosa spent months at the mercy of ISIS extremists in Syria .
  
highlights_snippet: Javier Espinosa and Javier Espinosa colleague were moved between the group's 'prisons'
  Unlike others held at the properties Mr Espinosa and his colleague were not beaten or tortured .
  
highlights_snippet: Javier Espinosa and photographer Ricardo Garcia Vilanova were freed in March 2013 .