THE THREAT TO BEHEAD A JORDANIAN PILOT

NOTE: A much more accurate matrix on this topic and the fact that LT Kaseabeh was burned to death is being posted here today (February 5, 2015).

In December 2014 a Jordanian F-16 pilot named Muath al-Kaseasbeh was captured by ISIS when his jet malfunctioned and crashed. Immediately anyone who understands what ISIS is famous for began to wonder if he would be beheaded. But ISIS seemed to alter its tactics in January, 2015. They asked for a ransom of $200,000,000 from Japan for the safe return of two hostages (see a matrix about them here). Japan didn't pay, so ISIS beheaded both men. The last one they executed held up a picture of Lieutenant al-Kaseasbeh. For him ISIS proposed a swap for a captured terrorist who had participated in killing 60 Jordanians and who was sentenced to death by Jordan. Jordan agreed to the swap, but ISIS failed to produce evidence that the pilot was still alive.  On the matrix below the axis term is M. KASEASBEH . There are four a priori key words at a special case skip (+/- 1 or the absolute skip of the axis term): TO BEHEAD, (5)775/2015, JORDAN and WAR.  WAR is found in the phrase LEST HE WILL DIE IN WAR. If there is any hope in the matrix, it's that the verse in question (Deuteronomy 20:5) actually refers to someone who is exempted from war and allowed to go home. Clearly, the situation is encoded, but the outcome is subject to free will on the part of ISIS.

UPDATE AT 4:15 pm On February 3, 2015. There is a news report that Lieutenant al-Kaseasbeh was murdered by ISIS, but by being burned alive rather than beheading. Supposedly the execution was carried out on January 3, 2015 which means that all talk of trading the pilot for a terrorist woman were lies.