Victim: Olin Eugene Armstrong

Occupation: contractor for the construction firm Gulf Supplies Commercial Services of the United Arab Emirates

Nationality: American

Execution date: September 20, 2004

Executioner: Abu Musab al-Zarqawi

Execution reason: Executed after the United States refused to release women prisoners from Iraqi jails

Execution method: beheading

Execution location: Iraq

Group responsible: Jama'at al-Tawhid wal-Jihad

Group ideology: Sunni Salafi jihadism

Group formation: 2004

Video quality: High quality (mp4 screen cap) Low quality (wmv rip)

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(Intro) 0:00 - 1:22
(speech) 1:22 - 8:10
(Execution) 8:10 - 9:14

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video notes
The seventh foreign hostage executed by Jama'at al-Tawhid wal-Jihad and the second American civilian executed by them, Olin Eugene "Jack" Armstrong was kidnapped in the Al-mansour district of Baghdad on September 16, 2004 along with his colleagues Jack Hensley and Kenneth Bigley. The three men were working for Gulf Supplies and Commercial Services, a Kuwaiti company working on reconstruction projects in Iraq. The men knew their home was being watched and realised they were in great danger when their Iraqi house guard informed them he was leaving due to threats by militias for protecting American and British workers. Bigley and the two Americans decided it was worth the risk and continued to live in the house. All were subsequently kidnapped and later murdered by beheading, Eugene being the first.(additional content can be found in the Telegram below.)
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