"When they (ISIS) first came, things were very good," Nizar* told the International Center for the Study of Violent Extremism. "It really felt like Islam. We started going to the mosque. A sheikh would give lessons in the Qur'an."

The sheikh taught him ISIS was in the right and there would be no injustice. Nizar and his wife thought they could go on with normal life.

He became a guard at the detention center for the "hisbah," or religious police. Every day as many as 100 men were brought in for various infractions of sharia law, such as smoking or having a wife that lacked the proper covering. (Photo via God Reports)

"They were imprisoned, whipped and beaten. After two or three days they were released," he noted.

There were also 475 women captives at the facility, including Yazidis and Iraqis—some the wives of Iraqi army soldiers.

"When I walked down the corridor, I was shocked looking at all these women," Nizar recounted. "Some of the Yazidi girls would cry." (Photo via God Reports)

"Why are you crying?" he called out.

"We have been separated from our children," they replied. Some were young mothers who had their infants and toddlers stripped from them.

"Is this your Islam?" they asked him.

Nizar walked away downcast and resumed his post, guarding the door.

When foreign fighters received news that new female captives had arrived, Nizar could hear them cheering raucously.

"So the prison warden would bring 10 foreign fighters at a time because they could not be brought in all at once. We would guard the doors and they would go in and choose a captive woman." (Photo via God Reports)

The ISIS fighters would grab their new sex slaves and leave. This went on for three days, each young woman being treated like chattel property, forced into...

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